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how did red cloud view the “indian department” left in charge of reservation life?
a.
red cloud viewed them as corrupt; the department did little to actually the native americans, and instead they lied, discouraged, and filled their own pockets with large salaries.
b.
red cloud sympathized; the department did what they could to but never received the funding supposedly set aside by the u. s. government when they first agreed to live on the reservations.
c.
red cloud blamed them for the massacre at wounded knee, for if they had provided sufficient funds to the lakota people then groups would not have fled into the badlands.
d.
red cloud viewed the department as wholly unnecessary; he believed it was in the better interest of his people if they continued their traditional lifestyles on the reservation without interference.