Which of the following statements best describes how american indians reacted to the policy of assimilation?
most american indians resisted assimilation and continued their customs.
some american indians resisted assimilation, while others accepted it.
all american indians resisted assimilation and continued their customs.
all american indians accepted assimilation and abandoned their customs.

The correct answer is Some American Indians resisted assimilation, while others accepted it.

The policy of assimilation was aimed at having American Indians act more like white American citizens. The American federal government was focused on this policy at the end of the 19th century, especially with the implementation the Dawes Act. The Dawes Act helped to create Indian Boarding Schools, which were meant to help American Indians adjust to American culture and learn the English language. Some welcomed this change, in hopes that learning the American culture would help them to propser and "fit in." Others felt that this was a huge injustice and that it was unfair that Americans were forcing their views on American Indians.

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