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What was the outcome of the Dawes Allotment Act of 1887?A) Expansion of the area covered by the reservation system to include all NativeAmericansB) Division of reservations and allotment of individual plots of land to Native AmericansC) Prohibition of white settlement in OklahomaD) Restoration of much of the land in the Southwest to Native Americans
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