Question

\...treaties included incentives for native groups to abandon hunting and rely on agriculture. they also provided schools and teachers for indigenous american children. in some cases, children were taken from their families and were sent to boarding schools, such as the carlisle indian school in southern pennsylvania, to learn american ways. these schools ruled over the children with force, often starving and beating them if they resisted assimilation, such as by speaking their native language.\ what process does the passage describe? (4.5) teks - 25(b) (1 point) reservation nativism indigenous assimilation categorization

Explanation:

The passage shows actions like making native groups abandon their ways (hunting) and adopt others (agriculture), taking children to learn "American ways" and forcing them (starving, beating if they resisted like speaking native language). Assimilation is the process of taking on the culture and customs of a dominant group, which matches these actions. Reservation is about setting aside land for native groups. Nativism is favoring native - born people over immigrants. Indigenous just refers to the native people themselves. Categorization is about classifying.

Answer:

Assimilation