Reformers that supported the concept of Indian reservations believed them to be beneficial to both whites and Indians.

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Reformers believed that Indian reservations would prevent conflicts between whites and Indians by separating them and allowing Indians to maintain their traditional way of life. They also thought that reservations would provide education and assistance to help Indians assimilate into white society.

Reformers That Supported the Concept of Indian Reservations Believed Them