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The best description of the Dawes Act was to strongly encourage American Indians to become farmers.

What were the aims of the Dawes Act?

The aims of the Dawes Act included:

  • To make American Indians property owners.
  • To create the idea of surplus land.
  • To open up more land for white settlers.
  • To assimilate Native Americans into white culture.

Unfortunately, the aims of the Dawes Act were not achieved.  Instead, American Indians lost their land in the process.

Thus, the best description of the Dawes Act was to strongly encourage American Indians to become farmers.

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