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22. (p. 842) Who in the 1950s did NOT support helping Indians to end their confinement on reservations and move into the urban mainstream? A. liberals seeking to free Indians from reservationsB. the Bureau of Indian AffairsC. western politicians seeking access to reservation resourcesD. full-blood Indians seeking to preserve tribal culture
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