АМЕРИКАНСКОЕ ОБЩЕСТВО И ИНДЕЙСКАЯ ПОЛИТИКА

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The article describes the contradiction of principle between the North, on the one hand, the West and the South - on
the other, in Indian problem. The community of the North-East has a few deals with the Redskins, with the position
of humanism try to get cultivation of Aborigines. The agricultural western states have been supported by the
Southerners, faced with the Indians, which prevented them from the development of the territory. Hence - a tough
stand against the Redskins. The Liberal government inclines to the politics of humanization, continuing, however, at
the same time the relocation of the tribes to the reservations.
The key words: american society, sections, indian policy, education, humanization, citizenship.
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