One way coercive acculturation was "achieved" was by sending american indian children to boarding schools. within these schools, tribal languages, dress, and religion were forbidden and american indian culture was generally disparaged. which theory or hypothesis would most likely have predicted this?

Blauner hypothesis

Explanation:

Blauner hypothesis -

The hypothesis was given by the american sociologist , Robert Bob Blauner ,

According to his hypothesis , the minority of groups that are created by colonization , as it was forced to those people , and experience a lot of discrimination and racism , than the voluntary immigration .

hence , in the question , the theory is - Blauner hypothesis .  

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