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The policy of the United States government towards the Indians in the period immediately prior to the civil war was to
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The policy of the United States government towards the Indians in the period immediately prior to the civil war was to

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American Indians were ordered to live on Indian Reservations. The US Army enforced the policy; ironically, after the Indian Wars, the US Army was placed on Military "Reservations." Today (21st century) both reservations still exist.

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