Question

How were American Indian boarding schools, from acquiring students to the way the schools were run, designed to eradicate Native American culture. Identify and describe at least 3 specific ways.

Answer 1

Discipline with Indian boarding schools is several confinements and has of corporal punishment. To cope with discipline they engaged in boarding school in the mid 19th century. US government made native American children attend an assimilation boarding school for avoiding native American children using their own language and names, religion and culture and community. the purpose of this policy indicates to kill the Indian and save the man. Native American children removed forcibly from their house and family and community they place into American Indian boarding schools. It was operated by the federal government and churches because of these children affected by their native language and behavior. so that in the 19th and 20th century US government-run through funds, churches Indian boarding schools eradicate their native language protected the children and promoted positive American culture.