What did the New Deal do for Native Americans? (answer is in the textbook reading) O FDR approved the internment of thousands of Native Americans in California O It built bridges in Native reservations under the PWA O FDR instituted a universal basic income for all Native Americans It ended the forced assimilation policy in effect since the Dawes Severalty Act, recognizing a degree of tribal self- government

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What did the New Deal do for Native Americans? (Answer is in the textbook reading)

- ○ FDR approved the internment of thousands of Native Americans in California
- ○ It built bridges in Native reservations under the PWA
- ○ FDR instituted a universal basic income for all Native Americans
- ○ It ended the forced assimilation policy in effect since the Dawes Severalty Act, recognizing a degree of tribal self-government
Transcribed Image Text:**Question 2** What did the New Deal do for Native Americans? (Answer is in the textbook reading) - ○ FDR approved the internment of thousands of Native Americans in California - ○ It built bridges in Native reservations under the PWA - ○ FDR instituted a universal basic income for all Native Americans - ○ It ended the forced assimilation policy in effect since the Dawes Severalty Act, recognizing a degree of tribal self-government
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