As more settlers moved west, how did they interact with native tribes?

A. They paid the tribes a lot of money for their land.

B. They forced the tribes to move to other areas.

C. They struck treaties that favored the settlers.

D. They struck treaties that favored the tribes.

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Darren Graham

10 October, 22:03

As more settlers moved west, how did they interact with native tribes?

A. They paid the tribes a lot of money for their land.

B. They forced the tribes to move to other areas.

C. They struck treaties that favored the settlers.

D. They struck treaties that favored the tribes.

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Victor Gates · Answer 1

As settlers moved to the west they were not friendly to the natives and invaded their space and homes and treated them poorly leaving the natives the poorest and unhealthiest minority group at the time. So your answer is B. They forced the tribes to move to other areas.

Sofia · Answer 2

As more settlers moved west, they interacted by being superior to the natives whilst conquering and stealing their lands and pastures. So in other words, B. They forced the tribes to move to other areas

As more settlers moved west, how did they interact with native tribes?A. They paid the tribes a lot of money for their land.B. They forced the tribes to move to other areas.C. They struck treaties that favored the settlers.D. They struck treaties that favored the tribes.

As more settlers moved west, how did they interact with native tribes?

A. They paid the tribes a lot of money for their land.

B. They forced the tribes to move to other areas.

C. They struck treaties that favored the settlers.

D. They struck treaties that favored the tribes.