Native Americans lost the lands they lived and hunted on most of the time and were moved to small portions of land where their reservations were established. They lost the opportunity to hunt and follow their traditions. The lands that were set aside for them often had poor soil and yet growing their food was expected of them. The European settlers expected the Native cultures to assimilate into the European society and live lifestyles that were foreign to them. As time went on the lands that were promised to the nations were divided among those in the tribes. Then there was land allotted to homesteaders which reduced their lands even further. During years such as 1886-7 - in Montana the winter was so bad many cattle died and a drought had limited crops so more land was sold so food could be bought. because they mum was taken
Native Americans had a new form of transportation.
They were taking over the native Americans land. If you think this is wrong, please edit it (only if you're signed up).
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The Indian Removal Act forced Native Americans away from their native homes. They were forcibly relocated, sometimes hundreds or thousands of miles away. Some died on the way and all were disenfranchised.
The Native Americans were considered a foreign nation to the United States and the US Army fought them in the last quarter of the 1800s in order to use their lands for westward expansion.
Many Native Americans were killed and displaced during the settlement of Caucasians in the west.
The arrival of the Europeans did not affect the native americans in Mexico.
The settlement in the west affected the native Americans that lived there because once us Americans kept on pushing west after making Ohio a state we pushed into new areas .we settled in the territory of Indiana and other lands further west and the tide of settlement had a grave impact on native Americans like exposing them to disease's such as small pox,measles,and influenza killed thousands of them.and settlers took over a large part of there hunting grounds.took the forest for there farming. native Americans tradition,pover,home,life,and population declined.and that's how the settlement in the west affected the native Americans)
Native AMericans had to leave their home land and move onto reservations and compleatly change their way of life.
the effects arre the native americans are dieing
The settlement in the west affected the native Americans that lived there because once us Americans kept on pushing west after making Ohio a state we pushed into new areas .we settled in the territory of Indiana and other lands further west and the tide of settlement had a grave impact on native Americans like exposing them to disease's such as small pox,measles,and influenza killed thousands of them.and settlers took over a large part of there hunting grounds.took the forest for there farming. native Americans tradition,pover,home,life,and population declined.and that's how the settlement in the west affected the native Americans)
The settlement in the west affected the native Americans that lived there because once us Americans kept on pushing west after making Ohio a state we pushed into new areas .we settled in the territory of Indiana and other lands further west and the tide of settlement had a grave impact on native Americans like exposing them to disease's such as small pox,measles,and influenza killed thousands of them.and settlers took over a large part of there hunting grounds.took the forest for there farming. native Americans tradition,pover,home,life,and population declined.and that's how the settlement in the west affected the native Americans)
during the spanish and mexican periods settlement california's population grew slowly
by helping them
yes it did
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You are asking the wrong question. It should be how did American policy affect Native Americans.