What effect did the removal of eastern Native American nations to the West have on Plains peoples?Multiple choice question.There was no major impact.Major peace treaties were created among all the new and established groups.Competition for food and resources increased.Old hostilities were put aside and Plains peoples "adopted" nations that had been forced westward.

As Jackson characterized it in his Farewell Address, removal was beneficial for Native Americans becauseMultiple choice question.they had forsworn violence, and the United States could now concentrate on issues involving Mexico.the bloodshed associated with removal had ultimately resulted in harmony.they now had fertile lands, and U.S. westward expansion had ceased.white settlers could no longer harass Native Americans, and Native Americans would benefit from government care.

How did western colonization affect American Indians? A:A. Many of them converted to Mormonism.B:B. Many of them moved to mining camps.C:C. Many of them joined wagons trains.D:D. Many of them died of diseases brought by colonists.

Question 9 of 30Which of the following was an outcome of the Indian Removal Act?A.Native Americans were moved to lands west of the Mississippi River.B.Lands that were sacred to Native Americans were protected.C.Native Americans were forced to learn white American culture in boarding schools.D.Conflicts between Native Americans and white settlers ended.

What was the major unintended consequence of settlers' selling horses and guns to the Native Americans?Multiple choice question.The Native Americans sold horses and guns back to settlers for a profit.Native Americans rejected both, returning to foot travel and bows and arrows.These made the Native Americans more mobile and dangerous.Native Americans proved to be better marksmen and riders than settlers.

Which of the following is FALSE about the U.S.A.-Plains Indian wars during the second half of the nineteenth century?Group of answer choicesThey were political battles over land and resourcesThe defeated Indian tribes had earlier conquered other Great Plains tribesThe U.S.A. was victorious because it was united and ruthlessThe Indian tribes were defeated because they refused to adopt new military technology, such as the rifle