The Indian Boarding School Movement O a. This treaty divided reservation land into separate farms for individual Native American families, with the remainder of the land opened for
white settlement
O b. The U. S. Government was to provide enough medicine and medical supplies to Native Americans on reservations to continue their traditional
ceremonies and to cure wounds and diseases.
O c. The U. S. Government outlawed ceremonial dances such as the Ghost Dance and denied the access of their medicinal plants and traditional
paraphernalia to perform ceremonies on reservations.
d. This treaty was intended to convert Indian children to Christianity and force them to abandon culture and learn literacy skills
Oe. The U. S. Government assigned different tribes such as the Apache, Comanche, and Plains Indians together into one reservation, and often found
themselves fighting against each other, especially for resources

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