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What strategy did southern Indians use to adapt to their place in America?
A) military resistance
B) acculturation
C) cultural revival of Indian customs
D) voluntary emigration to western territories
Southern Indians
Native American tribes that historically inhabited the southern regions of North America, each with distinct cultures, languages, and traditions.
Acculturation
The process of cultural change and psychological change that results following meeting between cultures, including adopting the values and practices of another culture.
Military Resistance
The use of armed force to oppose or defy an occupying power, government policies, or military aggression.
- Explore the cultural progression within early American society, emphasizing changes in literary scenes, advancements in women's roles, and religious revolutions.
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- Explore the cultural progression within early American society, emphasizing changes in literary scenes, advancements in women's roles, and religious revolutions.
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