Management of Native American affairs by the federal government was officially in the hands of the army.
True or False
Answer (2)
The management of Native American affairs by the federal government was not officially in the hands of the army; that responsibility lay with civilian agencies like the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Although the army was involved in conflicts and enforcement, they did not have formal control over these affairs. Therefore, the statement is false. ;
The federal government did not officially manage Native American affairs through the army; that responsibility belonged to civilian agencies, particularly the Bureau of Indian Affairs. While the army was involved in conflicts, it did not control day-to-day affairs. Thus, the statement is false.
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