Which statement about the Indian New Deal is FALSE? a. It failed to allow reservations access to irrigated water from the Grand Coulee Dam. b. It allowed Indians cultural autonomy. c. It continued the policy of the Dawes Act. d. It replaced boarding schools with schools on reservations. e. It ended the policy of forced assimilation.

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Armando Weber

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24 March, 22:20

Which statement about the Indian New Deal is FALSE? a. It failed to allow reservations access to irrigated water from the Grand Coulee Dam. b. It allowed Indians cultural autonomy. c. It continued the policy of the Dawes Act. d. It replaced boarding schools with schools on reservations. e. It ended the policy of forced assimilation.

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Jordon Farmer · Answer 1

option C

Explanation:

the correct answer is option C

in Indian new deal, they do not continue the policy of the Dawes Act.

Dawes act of 1887 was to partition the tribal land into small plots.

Dawes act is to assimilate the Indian American to the mainstream US society by annihilating there tradition and culture.