How did the Indian Removal Act of 1830 contribute to religious discrimination against Native Americans? A) It prohibited the printing of Native American religious material. B) It removed religious artifacts from tribal areas for museum displays. C) It prevented Native Americans from practicing their faith in sacred areas. D) It forced Native Americans to convert to Christianity to receive government benefits.

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Cael Shaw

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15 August, 18:50

How did the Indian Removal Act of 1830 contribute to religious discrimination against Native Americans? A) It prohibited the printing of Native American religious material. B) It removed religious artifacts from tribal areas for museum displays. C) It prevented Native Americans from practicing their faith in sacred areas. D) It forced Native Americans to convert to Christianity to receive government benefits.

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Punk · Answer 1

It's c

The Indian Removal Act of 1830 contributed to religious discrimination against Native Americans because it prevented Native Americans from practicing their faith in sacred areas. The Indian Removal Act forced many Native American groups to move from their native lands to reservations in the American Midwest and Southwest.

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Lola Marsh 15 August, 19:12

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The answer is B to your question