Question

What effect did the federal government desire from the implementation of the Dawes Act? encourage more settlement on reservations improve the mobility of Native American tribes reduce their responsibility to provide for Native American welfare maintain distinctions between Native American culture and the dominant culture

Answer 1

1.Government officials might have honestly felt that Americanization was the best way to ensure success in American society. The officials may have had an ignorant view of culture leading them to believe that American culture was superior to Native culture.

2.Such an education could create shame about one’s own culture.

It turned people within the same tribe against each other.

It might help destroy culture that existed for centuries.

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Answer 2

The correct option is this: REDUCE THEIR RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE FOR NATIVE AMERICAN WELFARE.
The Dawes Act was the law which empowered the president of the United States to survey the Indian reserve land and to break it up into allotments for them. The Dawes Act was enacted for many reasons and one of them is that the American government seek to reduce its responsibility of providing for native Americans.