The Cherokee accommodated to American culture in all of the following ways EXCEPT by

A) converting to Christianity.
B) possessing slaves.
C) practicing American-style agriculture.
D) adopting a constitution like that of the United States.
E) contributing to American military campaigns against other Indian tribes.


E

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