how did the gov. fail to achieveits goal of assimililation for american indians
The government must enact laws to achieve its goals.
The Bill of Rights very specifically were designed to protect American citizens from an overly zealous or abusive government.
The course of action taken by the government to achieve community goals is to work with non-profit organizations. Many of these programs are able to qualify for grants that assist with community projects.
This is an example of the ability of the national government to use its funding authority to achieve indirectly what it cannot achieve directly.
Pontiac failed his goals when many smaller forts were seized by the Indians
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The United States has not achieved total assimilation of all individuals or groups. Assimilation policies in the past have led to efforts to force marginalized communities to adopt dominant cultural norms, but this has often created social inequalities. Many groups continue to maintain their distinct identities and resist assimilation efforts in order to preserve their culture and traditions.
Harmony and coexistence.
The American Federation of Labor used a combination of strikes and boycotts to achieve their aims. Although the companies often had the support of the government which used tactics to break strikes, the AFL achieved a great many of their labor goals.
In 1945, about 1 million French colonists and about 9 million Arab and berber Muslims were living in the North African country of Algeria, France's principal overseas colony. Some of the colonists had lived there for generations. They were unwilling to give up their land without a fight. france claimed to offer full citizenship rights to its colonial subjects-a policy called assimilation. In reality, assimilation wa hard to achieve. The colonists refused to share political power.
In 1945, about 1 million French colonists and about 9 million Arab and berber Muslims were living in the North African country of Algeria, France's principal overseas colony. Some of the colonists had lived there for generations. They were unwilling to give up their land without a fight. france claimed to offer full citizenship rights to its colonial subjects-a policy called assimilation. In reality, assimilation wa hard to achieve. The colonists refused to share political power.
The government must enact laws to achieve its goals.
A reservation is a kind of ghetto or enclave, in which native Americans associate only with their fellow native Americans in the reservation and have relatively little if any contact with other types of Americans. If native Americans move to cities where other types of Americans live, they will become more involved with what I might loosely describe as mainstream American culture. That is assimilation.
Yes. That's the whole point of the American dream. To achieve anything we put our minds to.
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To what extent did Ben Chifley achieve the "Light on the Hill" in his time in government?