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What was The US bureau of Indian affairs formed to do
absorb Native Americans into the mainstream American culture.
What was the US government's policy in dealing with the American Indian tribes
It was to move them to specific lands.
What was the U.S. Governments policy in dealing with the American Indian tribes
to move them to specific lands
Many American Indians believed that the religious pratice called the ghost dance would
stop the white settlement of there land
What was The U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs formed for
To absorb American Indians into the mainstream American culture.
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