What was the conclusion of the United States Indian Peace Commission?

A. The U. S. government should recognize Native Americans as a separate nation and offer them protection.

B. White settlers should respect Native American culture and adopt some of its practices.

C. Peace would come if Native Americans settled on farms and adapted to white civilization.

D. Native Americans should be allowed to keep their land and practice their cultural beliefs.

C. Peace would come if Native Americans settled on farms and adapted to white civilization.

Explanation:

The 1867 Peace Commission was an endeavor to convey harmony to western terrains by making bookings for Indian tribes, empowering white pilgrims to guarantee previous Indian regions and railways to keep on lying tracks toward the Pacific, accordingly satisfying the tenet of Manifest Destiny.

In 1867, under the authority of Major Joel Elliott, the U. S. government marked settlements with the Cheyennes, Plains Apaches, Comanches, Arapahos, and Kiowas. Three noteworthy reservations were set up in present-day South Dakota, Oklahoma, and Arizona. Soon thereafter, the second arrangement of settlements were marked that administered the southern fields. Notwithstanding reservation land, the clans where to get food, blankets, farming implements, homes, and clothing.

D native Americans should be allowed to keep their land.