One can conclude from the experience of the Navaho that
A) unity among the Indian tribes of a particular region could prevent white encroachment on Indian lands.
B) the federal government actively attempted to protect Indian cultures from aggressive white settlers.
C) some Indians were able to retain their traditional culture by refusing to trade with whites.
D) the economic power of whites increasingly placed Indians in a dependent and thus weakened position.

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The Navaho experience illustrates how the economic power of whites led to a dependency that weakened the position of Indian tribes, as they became reliant on goods and trade controlled by white settlers.

One Can Conclude from the Experience of the Navaho That