W. Carson Ryan, John Collier, and Willard W. Beatty shaped Indian education reform in the twentieth century. These individuals believed that
A. techniques of social-scientific rationality could be used to solve the problems of the Indian American.
B. relations between Indians and whites could be organized according to social-science knowledge.
C. education was an important tool for achieving the assimilation planned for Indians.
D. All these answers are correct.
D. All these answers are correct.
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