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20 January, 23:48

How did reformers hope the dawes act would encourage assimilation of native americans?

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    It upheld (prevented) the federal government's decision to stop making treaties and allowed it to continue passing laws to carry out its Native American policies ... The Dawes Act ended tribal landholding and encouraged economic assimilation by making Native Americans private land owners.
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