In the 19^th century, American Indians on reservations were able to practice their religions and their children could go to American Indian schools that taught them about their heritage.

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During the 19th century, American Indians on reservations faced restrictions on practicing their religions, and their children were often sent to boarding schools aimed at assimilating them into Euro-American culture, rather than teaching them about their heritage.

In the 19th Century, American Indians on Reservations Were Able

In the 19^th Century, American Indians on Reservations Were Able