The united states government’s justification for its termination and relocation policies during the mid-twentieth century was centered around which idea?

a.
native americans did not deserve their own land because they had lost a fair fight with the colonists.

b.
native americans were plotting to overthrow the american government and install a tribal constitution.

c.
native americans had lost the right to have their own sovereign territory because of the number of federal felonies committed on tribal land.

d.
native americans would have a better chance of success in america if tribal lands were eliminated and they were forced to enter american society.

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Native Americans would have a better chance of success in America if tribal lands were eliminated and they were forced to enter American society.

Explanation:

During the period of colonialism and after their period, the Native Indians were discriminated and terminated from their land judging them to uncivilized tribes. The United States government's justification for its termination and relocation policies during the mid - twentieth century was centered around the idea that they weren't civilized and where colored people who did not belong to America.

The government thought the Native Americans would have a better chance of success in America if tribal lands were eliminated and they were forced to enter the American society. However, the actual reason for the government to terminate the Native Americans was for their land and resources.

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