Which of the following statements best describes the US government's American Indian policy in the early 1800s? - The government remained at war with tribes and ignored assimilation.
· The government first hoped for assimilation, but later pursued removal.
. The government continually pursued the assimilation and "civilization" of American Indians.
. The government first pursued removal, but settled for assimilation.

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