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These photographs show a group of Chiricahua Apache students on their first day of school at the Carlisle Indian School and
the same students four months later, 1886-1887.
These photographs provide evidence that one goal of the Carlisle Indian School was to--
A)

restore U.S. citizenship to American Indians
B)
encourage the study of American Indian religious practices
C)
protect American Indians from nativist policies
D)
assimilate American Indians into U.S.culture

These Photographs Show A Group Of Chiricahua Apache Students On Their First Day Of School At The Carlisle Indian School And The Same Students Four Months Later class=

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DARLAENGLER7GO

Answer:

thanks... it's D) assimilate American Indians into U.S. culture

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D- The one goal of the Carlisle Indian school was to assimilate American-Indians to the US culture and spread the American culture in the minds of citizens who were unknown to the culture.

The Carlisle Indian school is still working with a goal that dates back to the pictures shown above. It works for an achievable goal of spreading the culture throughout the country.

  • The picture was taken in 1886-1887 batch of students of the Carlisle Indian school which consists of few number of students who are American but their roots are Indian.

  • Indian culture is said to be hated by the Americans and they worked to spread the Christian culture that has been followed the Americans for centuries.

  • The American schools have tried to inculcate the culture so as the people get used to a uniformity in the society's ideologies and unlike India where culture changes with a changing region.

Hence, the correct option is D that the one goal of the Carlisle Indian school was to assimilate the American culture into the American-Indian students.

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