How did policymakers hope the policy of assimilation would work? a; indians would blend into white culture after the buffalo died out. b; indians and whites would become part of each other's culture. c; indians would learn to live happily on reservations. d; indians would die off once white hunters killed off all the buffalo.

a. Indians would blend into white culture after the buffalo died out.

Explanation:

The policy of assimilation was an attempt by France and Portugal to destroy the cultural tradition of their African colonies and, through their Europeanization, to form a privileged elite that would collaborate with the colonizers.

The idea formulated in 1895 by Arthur Girault corresponded to the belief that the French nation had always been able to acculturate other peoples and that it would even have a moral obligation to do so. Laws promulgated in 1921 in Portugal (Indigenous Statute) and in 1924 in France (Indigénat) divided the peoples of Africa between Indigenes (Indigènes) and assimilated (Assimilées). Assimilates could, for example, acquire property and were not required by the authorities to work on public works. However, they had to perform military service and work for the public service, to present schooling in French and Portuguese, to prove possession of goods and to maintain a Christian life. Unlike the French colonies, the amount of assimilated in the Portuguese colonies remained minimalː Angola had the highest rate, with 0.77%.

In 1946, France granted all civilized Africans civil rights. Portugal, in 1954/61, canceled the assimilated status, ended up with forced labor and instead defended Lusotropicalism.

though africans landed with few possessions, they carried their cultures, skills, and spiritual worldviews into the americas. wherever african religions took root in the new world, africans and their descendants changed and adapted their belief systems to local circumstances and influences. individual circumstances created variations in the way people practiced their faiths, what they believed, and what significance it held for their lives.

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