Many American Indian tribes practiced assimilation, which meant they

Question

shared their culture with white settlers.
discarded white American culture entirely.
abandoned their own cultures entirely.
adopted white American culture as their own.

Answer 1

Many American Indian tribes practiced assimilation, which meant they adopted white American culture as their own. This involved integrating aspects of European-American culture into their own lives, often in an effort to coexist with settlers or to secure better treatment and rights within American society.