How did the Dawes Act threaten the way of life of Native Americans? A.
It forced the tribes to adopt white traditions and customs.
B.
It dissolved tribal governments that administered the tribe’s affairs.
C.
It reduced the tribe’s sovereignty by dividing their communal lands.
D.
It forced the tribe to mix with white settlers in the new towns.
E.
It created conflict among tribe members through unequal land distribution.