How did post-Civil War reformers believe they were improving U. S. Indian policies, and in what ways did that prove to be true and untrue?

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Isabell Waters

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15 November, 10:51

How did post-Civil War reformers believe they were improving U. S. Indian policies, and in what ways did that prove to be true and untrue?

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Miranda Cannon · Answer 1

Answer: By declaring themselves Domestic dependent nations

Explanation:

The U. S declared themselves as a Domestic dependent nations to prove they were improving U. S Indian policies.

This was true because they were in U. S borders and also untrue because the U. S were limited to claim ownership of the Indians since the Indians were occupying their land first.