Question

Which statement is true of Native Americans in the late 1700s and early 1800s?

They often faced intense competition for lands.

They enjoyed special protection under the U.S. Constitution.

They rarely had dealings with U.S. citizens.

They were relocated to reservations in the Southwest.

Answer 1

@SarahEZZMcK

Answer 2

ummm lol Idk hold on

Answer 3

@Cpt.Sparz @Darius25 hey guys can you help him please?

Answer 4

@kewlgeek555

Answer 5

one moment

Answer 6

@ranga and ok

Answer 7

bitte helfen @1996nightrider

Answer 8

@MasonLovesNinjaTurtle

Answer 9

Kanskje han kan hjelpe

Answer 10

D

Answer 11

Sorry. I can help with math problems but not history. :(

Answer 12

It's okay Thank you for trying to help him though @ranga :)

Answer 13

it is D

Answer 14

I keep forgetting US History every day. I am better with World History. ;)

@1996nightrider , why not try explaining why it is D or maybe provide a source or something? ;)

Answer 15

Good luck @TheCatMan ! ;D

Answer 16

this how i got the answer

http://scalar.usc.edu/anvc/the-knotted-line/late-1700s--early-1800s-colonizing-the-west

Answer 17

is that a good for prof that D is the right answer @kewlgeek555

Answer 18

i already tried that and it was wrong

Answer 19

well D is the right answer

Answer 20

i have no clue why because it seems right but the assessment says other wise

Answer 21

i think its b

Answer 22

@AuroraB @aegidious @J.F @linn99123 @nincompoop

Answer 23

D

Answer 24

it says d is wrong

Answer 25

were there any other answers cancelled out?

Answer 26

ok buyt each time i take the assessment it says its wrong

Answer 27

ok I get that but were any other answers wrong so you can cancel them out

Answer 28

b seems to be the right one

Answer 29

then choose B

Answer 30

ok thanks

Answer 31

mhmm

Answer 32

sorry, aber sie hat einen Punkt

Answer 33

translation sorry but she has a point

Answer 34

oh herregud....snakker vi paa andre spraakene naa? The native americans didn't get civil rights until the mid 1900s after the Civil Rights Movement. The weren't constitutionally equal until the late 1800s with the 14th amendment (14th or 15th). I'd go with A. They fought for land. In the late 1700s, settlers were expanding further west, and into more native american territory. We sucked at first

Answer 35

Ja, Johnny

Answer 36

its was A. Question Information: Whose land is it anyway? The United States gained land from war and treaties and Americans hoped to settle this new land. In most cases, though, this land already belonged to Native Americans. They had no choice but to fight back to defend their land.