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Q: By saying that he will fight no more forever, Chief Joseph accepted what fate?A: a) Accepted the notion of becoming a US citizen and giving up his way of life b) Accepted the notion of living on the reservation and ending his struggle. c) Accepted the merging of his tribe with another d) Accepted the terms of the new treaty shrinking the size of their hunting grounds
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