One Native American strategy of survival was the assimilation of captives, including women and children, from one tribe to another.

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Assimilating captives, especially women and children, from other tribes was a common strategy among many Native American tribes for increasing their numbers and strengthening their communities. This practice was particularly prevalent among the Apache, Comanche, and Cherokee tribes.

One Native American Strategy of Survival Was the Assimilation of Captives