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Why were Native American children sent to Indian schools in places like Carlisle, Pennsylvania?
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Why were Native American children sent to Indian schools in places like Carlisle, Pennsylvania?

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It was most likely to Americanize them.
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To make them accept white culture by cutting ties with their own

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