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How was the Dawes Act supposed to help children assimilate?

Question 8 options:

By letting Native American children choose if they wanted to go to a white school or an Indian school

By making Indian children grow up as farmers since the land couldn't be sold for 25 years

By authorizing the armed forces to round up and exterminate Indian children

By establishing boarding schools to teach white culture to Native American children

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