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Why do you think the Native Americans resisted the 'Americanization' of their children?​
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Why do you think the Native Americans resisted the 'Americanization' of their children?​

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Boarding schools forbid native Americans to use there own language
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To protect their children from Americans.

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They did not want their children to be influenced by Americans. They were not sure what Americans practiced and thought about certain topics.

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