Question

What was one strategy the u.s. government widely employed to assimilate american indians after their forced relocation?
a.teaching native children english and encouraging them to shed their cultural identities
b.sending agents to native villages to ensure that the people spoke only english
c.giving rewards to missionaries who successfully converted native communities to christianity
d.paying money to natives who publicly denounced their tribal identitie

Answer 1

a.teaching native children english and encouraging them 

Answer 2

Answer:

One strategy that the U.S. employed to assimilate American Indians after their forced relocation was to teach native children English and encourage them to shed their cultural identities (A).

Explanation:

The U.S. often separated American Indian childrens from their families and sent them to a bording school so that they would lose their cultural ties and learn to speak English. This was how the U.S. tried to assimilate the American Indians into the European culture.