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What was the goal of the American Indian youth such as carlisle school?
This school, and schools like it, were attempts of the United States (and its citizens) at the forced assimilation and destruction of Native American tribes, Tribal Values and social systems. Its publicized goal was "Kill the Indian to Save the Man" (quoting).
How were Native American's culture destroyed by the Whites?
Literally, Native populations were decimated by disease and war. The culture was destroyed by the process of assimilation and institutions such as the Carlisle Indian School.
What is a native American called when they return home after school?
Assimilated. The US passed laws that all Native American children of school age be removed from their families and placed in Indian residential schools for the purpose of assimilation.
What did Native American children do?
the native american children did not go to school ,they tought the dogs to hunt
What was the goal of schools for American Indian youths such as the Carlisle School?
all of the above
What as the goal of schools for American Indian youths such as the carlisle school?
all of the above
Who established Native American boarding school?
who established native american boarding schools?
What was a carlisle school?
A school for native youths
What was Carlisle school?
A school for native youths
What was the goal of the American Indian youth such as carlisle school?
This school, and schools like it, were attempts of the United States (and its citizens) at the forced assimilation and destruction of Native American tribes, Tribal Values and social systems. Its publicized goal was "Kill the Indian to Save the Man" (quoting).
What is the Carlisle Indian School?
The Carlisle Indian Industrial School was a boarding school in Carlisle, Pennsylvania that attempted to forcibly change the American Indians into fully assimilated citizens. It failed in what was called a "failed experiment".
How were Native American's culture destroyed by the Whites?
Literally, Native populations were decimated by disease and war. The culture was destroyed by the process of assimilation and institutions such as the Carlisle Indian School.
