Question 6 • 670101 Oklahoma History & Government – MYERS, JOSHUA A
Bartering was already a traditional way for people to exchange goods, so it was not a new practice adopted through assimilation. Herding animals, operating plantations, using U.S. currency at trading posts, and making cloth through spinning and weaving were changes influenced by European-American practices. Therefore, bartering is the change that is not an example of assimilation.
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