What did the Last Arrow pageant symbolize? the continuing fight of the Indians

the total extermination of the Indians from the West

the final step in the Americanization process

the rebellion at Little Bighorn

The final step in the Americanization process

Explanation:

The Last Arrow Pageant occured at the end of 1880. The pageants were reunited by the government at Indian reservations. Native Americans wore their customary clothes, and every single person would grip a bow in order to shoot his/her final arrow. Once this part of the ceremony was finished, they would go inside a teepee and reappear dressed in "civilized" or European clothes. Finally, they were given a purse, which later in the future they used to save the money they made working.