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Under the allotment system, many American Indian families

ADid not try to farm and ignored the government policy
BWere successful farmers and competed with white settlers
CTried to farm communally and established their own system
DMade an effort to succeed at farming but often failed

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I believe the answer is: D. made an effort to succeed at farming but often failed.

Under allotment system, Indian families were provided with a communal garden that they can use for their consumption only (non-commercial purpose). At that time, the given land was too small to fulfil the consumption needs of the Indian families, which made this system eventually failed.

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Answer:

made an effort to succeed at farming but often failed.

Explanation:

allotment system is were Indian families were provided with a communal garden that they can use for their consumption only (non-commercial purpose). At that time, the given land was too small to  the consumption needs of the Indian families, which made this system eventually failed.

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