The forced movement of Native Americans to reservations in the United States is an example of pluralism.

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The forced movement of Native Americans to reservations was not an example of pluralism, but rather an example of cultural oppression and displacement. Pluralism emphasizes the coexistence and celebration of diverse cultures, while the Indian Removal Act and subsequent policies sought to eliminate Native American cultures and assimilate Indigenous peoples into white American society.

The Forced Movement of Native Americans to Reservations in the United