The American Indian nations generally supported the efforts to educate their children in a traditional American way because they believed that learning and knowledge would allow them to

A.

design a system of government that could compete with the US

B.

expand their land holdings though legal maneuvers and political negotiations

C.

invent the technology they needed to garner resources from their land holdings

D.

preserve and maintain their cultural heritage and political sovereignty

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Tanya Knox

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23 January, 02:00

The American Indian nations generally supported the efforts to educate their children in a traditional American way because they believed that learning and knowledge would allow them to

A.

design a system of government that could compete with the US

B.

expand their land holdings though legal maneuvers and political negotiations

C.

invent the technology they needed to garner resources from their land holdings

D.

preserve and maintain their cultural heritage and political sovereignty

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Carter Franco · Answer 1

The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "B. expand their land holdings though legal maneuvers and political negotiations." The American Indian nations generally supported the efforts to educate their children in a traditional American way because they believed that learning and knowledge would allow them to expand their land holdings though legal maneuvers and political negotiations

Kamden Bond · Answer 2

The reason why American Indian nations generally supported the efforts to educate their children in a traditional american way was because they wanted and thought that learning and knowledge would allow them to preserve and maintain their cultural heritage together with political sovereignty - D.