Helen Hunt Jackson's novel, Ramona, was centered around
a. the cruel mistreatment of Indians in California.
b. the cheating of Indians by federal agents on the reservations.
c. the efforts of Christian reformers to prevent the killing of Indians.
d. an Indian girl's attempt to retain her culture in an Indian boarding school.
e. the last Indian wars between the U.S. army and the Apaches in the Southwest.
Question 2
At the peace conference at Ghent, the British began to withdraw many of its earlier demands for all of the following reasons except
a. reverses in upper New York.
b. a loss at Baltimore.
c. increasing war weariness in Britain.
d. concern about the polticial and miltiary ambitions of still dangerous France.
e. the powerful southwest Indian allies of the British had abandoned them and decided to support Andrew Jackson's military forces.
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