The author's assertion that many Native Americans on tribal reservations lack standard addresses is supported by the passage's depiction of mail delivery challenges.
How does this show the authors statement
This is evident through the difficulties faced by mail carriers due to the absence of defined street names and standardized addresses. Additionally, the reliance on descriptive directions or landmarks for mail delivery indicates the unconventional nature of the addressing system within these communities.
The portrayal of logistical obstacles faced by residents and mail carriers further emphasizes the absence of a standardized addressing system, supporting the author's explicit statement about the challenges related to standard addresses for Native Americans on tribal reservations.
Question
In the passage, the author highlights the challenge faced by many Native Americans living on tribal reservations regarding the absence of standard addresses. This is evident when the author discusses the difficulties encountered by mail carriers in delivering mail to these communities due to the lack of defined street names and standardized addresses. Additionally, the passage mentions how individuals often rely on descriptive directions or landmarks to guide deliveries, indicating the absence of conventional mailing addresses. The author's explicit statement is supported by the portrayal of the unique circumstances and logistical obstacles faced by both residents and mail carriers within these Native American tribal reservations. What evidence from the passage supports the author’s explicit statement that many native americans on tribal reservations do not have standard addresses?