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Damien Griffin

28 July, 14:36

The United States relocation policy resulted in American Indians being

1. taught to become factory workers

2. ordered to leave traditional lands

3. forced to trade with foreign nations

4. sent to live in foreign nations

I think the answer is 2 but I'm not sure because I think 4 may work too

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