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14 April, 09:13

Which act of Congress pushed the Five Tribes to consider single statehood, despite their previous opposition?

A. the Dawes Act of 1887

B. the Indian Appropriation Bill of 1893

C. the Curtis Act of 1898

D. the Dawes Act Amendment of 1901

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