1. Who was Frances Slocum in early Indiana? (1 point) She was a Potawatomi Native American who had to move west.
She was a settler who became fully assimilated into Native American culture.
She was an artist who painted scenes from early Indiana.
She returned to her family in Pennsylvania after being captured by Native Americans.

She was a settler who became fully assimilated into Native American culture.

Explanation:

Remember, we are asked about how Frances would be viewed in Indiana. So, even though she was abducted at the age of five, Frances Slocum was viewed as a settler who became fully assimilated into Native American culture, considering the fact that she was a white girl.

She rightly can be called a settler, because according to reports, she spent over 5 decades (50 years) in a foreign land.

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