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HELP ME PLEASE "The Indian may now become a free man;...free from the domination of the reservation system; free to enter into the body of our citizens. This bill may therefore be considered as the Magna Carta of the Indians of our country." Source- National Park Service
What evidence can you find to support the author's bias of Native Americans?
A. " source-National Park Service "
B. "now become a free man "
C. " free to enter into the body"
D. " the domination of the reservation system "

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