How did western settlement affect native americans?

Western settlement continued to force Native Americans from their lands

Native Americans were unaffected by western settlement because they remained on their reservation

Western settlers turned to Native Americans because settlers appreciated their knowledge of the land

Native Americans supported western because it brought money they needed

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3 December, 06:05

How did western settlement affect native americans?

Western settlement continued to force Native Americans from their lands

Native Americans were unaffected by western settlement because they remained on their reservation

Western settlers turned to Native Americans because settlers appreciated their knowledge of the land

Native Americans supported western because it brought money they needed

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The western settlement continued to force native americans off their land.

Mark West · Answer 2

The correct answer is A) Western settlement continued to force Native Americans from their lands.

Western settlement affected native Americans Indians in that it continued to force Native Americans from their lands.

One of the main problems with the reservation system was that government agents dealt dishonestly with American Indian families.

The US government created the Reservation system with the only purpose of to remove Native American Indians of its original territories to white European colonist to occupy those territories and productively use them. The Office of Indian Affairs was created in 1824 to end all the disputes about land. But the Indian Removal Act of 1830 forced the Indians to move from their beloved land to make space for whites settlement.