What caused American Indians to relocate in the late 1600s, causing a decline in missions?

They chose to move west to seek better land for growing.
They chose to move to take over the missions they built.
They were forced to move to make room for new settlers.
They were forced to move or else be captured by the Spanish.

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What caused American Indians to relocate in the late 1600s, causing a decline in missions?

They chose to move west to seek better land for growing.
They chose to move to take over the missions they built.
They were forced to move to make room for new settlers.
They were forced to move or else be captured by the Spanish.

MxxnLight · Answer

Well, what do you think might be the answer?

Bonnnnn · Answer

its not the first or second

MxxnLight · Answer

You're left with D & C.

Bonnnnn · Answer

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its not b c or d
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your wrong

Bonnnnn · Answer

$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}$ @elpapitocay
promise
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wrong

MxxnLight · Answer

They were forced to move to make room for new settlers. →correct.

MxxnLight · Answer

What caused American Indians to relocate in the late 1600s, causing a decline in missions? They chose to move west to seek better land for growing. They chose to move to take over the missions they built. They were forced to move to make room for new settlers.

Mongas205 · Answer

ok thank you

MxxnLight · Answer

So, They were forced to move to make room for new settlers. Is you're answer my dear friend. (:

MxxnLight · Answer

Anytime. c: