What was the common result of conflict between homesteaders and American Indians in the 1800s? A. the two groups learned to cooperate B. american Indians we forced to move elsewhere C. homesteaders were forced to return to the cities D. the US government returned land to the American indies

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Sammy Henry

1 September, 05:31

What was the common result of conflict between homesteaders and American Indians in the 1800s? A. the two groups learned to cooperate B. american Indians we forced to move elsewhere C. homesteaders were forced to return to the cities D. the US government returned land to the American indies

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Zachary Young · Answer 1

The answer is letter B. Because of the problems in terms of territory, many American Indians and American settlers were constantly at war because of the land. Indians were force to leave and flea to another country. Chief Joseph the younger, one of the Indian Chieftains was forced to resettle to Canada in order to stop waging war with the government after 3 Indians accidentally killed an American because of the territory