Policies enacted at Indian schools, such as renaming the children, cutting their hair, and forbidding them from speaking in their native language or practicing their own religions were all designed to:

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These policies were part of the assimilationist agenda of the Indian boarding school system, which sought to eliminate Native American culture and replace it with an Americanized, Christianized one.

Policies Enacted at Indian Schools, Such as Renaming the Children