The creation of the Catawba Nation represents which Indian survival strategy?
a. Merging dwindling tribes in the face of death and dislocation caused by European settlement
b. Confederation to gain strength in pitting European powers against another
c. Creating a new tribal structure to oversee the peaceful, efficient transfer of lands from Indians to European owners
d. Adapting the colonial style of self-representation to Indian tribal life
e. Reorganizing barter-and-exchange networks to maximize Indian profits
a
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