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11 May, 14:12

Albert Fall from New Mexico was a champion for the Bursum Bill. What actions did he take?

a.

He demanded that the publicity pressure be continued.

b.

He fostered sympathetic sentiments in Congress by presenting stories of Indian struggles.

c.

He readily lobbied for Indian land rights because he admired Collier greatly.

d.

He created a backlash against the Pueblos and demanded they and their supporters be investigated.

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