Multiple Choice
Collier's emphasis on making Indian education significantly more realistic was based on his
A) expectations of Indians' future roles in society and in the work force.
B) belief in cultural pluralism.
C) belief that Indians needed to learn more about democracy in order to participate fully in the society they would enter after graduation.
D) All of these answers are correct.
Correct Answer:
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Q6: Journalist John L. O'Sullivan's often-quoted term manifest
Q7: European and Native American cultural values in
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