Question

1. what happened to the navajo children who continued to speak the native language? (5 poi

they were beaten with a stick
they were sent home
they were given additional chores to complete.
they were forced to speak english with an instructor for hours.

Explanation:

In the context of historical treatment of Navajo children in boarding schools (where suppression of native languages occurred), children who spoke their native language were often punished. The common form of punishment included being beaten with a stick to enforce English - only policies. Sending home was not typical, additional chores or forced English - speaking for hours don't align with the known historical practices as closely as physical punishment like beating with a stick.

Answer:

A. They were beaten with a stick