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Alice Lyons
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2 August, 15:49
Why were the natives forced to move west
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Maya Moyer
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Native Americans were forced to move west because Americans were talking their lands in the East and pushing them back. Eventually, Americans moved west too and they kept on reducing the land that was dedicated to Native Americans. Eventually they gave what is now known as Oklahoma to them, and then finally they trained young Native Americans to live like the rest of the country. And they schooled them, etc.
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