Question

What was the GENERAL "Pattern of Conflict" between Native Americans and the United States government throughout the 1800s?

1. A group of the Nez Perce Indians was forced into signing a treaty that restricted their land. 2. Many Nez Perce tribes did not participate in signing the 1863 treaty or agree to it. 3. Several groups of warriors attacked white settlers in retaliation of past wrongs and General Howard’s “30 day” relocation policy. 4. U.S. armies defeated the Nez Perce and sent them to live in poor conditions in Kansas for nearly 8 years.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

1. Outnumbered groups of Native Americans accepted government demands by signing treaties to sell their lands and live on reservations. 2. Tribes that did not sign or agree to treaties were forced by the U.S. government to obey them. 3. Many groups retaliated by making isolated attacks on white settlers or U.S. soldiers. 4. U.S. armies responded to these attacks by placing greater restrictions on the Native American people.
1. Native Americans needed Bison. 2. Train riders would shoot the bison. 3. Native Americans would fight back. 4. There were too many train riders and so the bison died.
1. Miners wanted gold. 2. Miners went West to get the gold. 3. Miners ruined Native American lands trying to get Gold. 4. Native Americans retaliated by fighting the miners.

Answer 3

this is the rest of the question sorry!

Answer 4

is it a?

Answer 5

Yes I believe so