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The Carlisle Indian School was one of many boarding schools built as part of the push for Americanization in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Why were schools such as this started?
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The Carlisle Indian School was one of many boarding schools built as part of the push for Americanization in

the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Why were schools such as this started?

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To force american indian to give up their native cultures and adopt new traditions

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