In 1961, the Declaration of Indian Purpose helped the cause of American Indians by:
A. pressuring John F. Kennedy to end the Termination Policy
B. publicizing Dwight D. Eisenhower's Indian School scheme,
C. inspiring Harry Truman to desegregate the armed forces.
D. getting Lyndon B. Johnson to acknowledge American Indian war
heroes.

All of the following are reasons why people wanted the u.s. government to acquire hawaii except which one? a. it was an ideal location for a ship refueling station or permanent naval base. b. many americans knew it would be an ideal place to vacation. c. it was an ideal location for a lucrative sugar production industry. d. many missionaries hoped to convert the large native population to christianity.