The events at Wounded Knee in December of 1890 represented the end of which of the following?
A)
the expansion of American Indian culture
B)
the cultural assimilation of American Indians
C)
American Indian resistance to westward expansion
D)
American Indian participation in the political process

Wounded Knee Massacre entails a slaughter of more than 300 Lakota Indians by the troops in the area of Wounded Knee Creek in South Dakota.

The massacre involves killing of Indians who resisted westward expansion and about two-third killed were women and children.

Hence, the Option C is correct because the events at the Wounded Knee represents an end to American Indian resistance to westward expansion.

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The events at Wounded Knee in December of 1890 represented the end of which of the following? A) the expansion of American Indian culture B) the cultural assimilation of American Indians C) American Indian resistance to westward expansion D) American Indian participation in the political process

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The events at Wounded Knee in December of 1890 represented the end of which of the following?
A)
the expansion of American Indian culture
B)
the cultural assimilation of American Indians
C)
American Indian resistance to westward expansion
D)
American Indian participation in the political process