How did grant's peace policy fail to consider the needs of native americans in the west, and what were its results? quizzlet?

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Korvikt [17]3 years ago

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Grant's peace policy led to the Battle of Little Bighorn.

Grant's policy had a total disregard for the Indians' freedom, culture and way of life. President Grant's policy failed to consider the needs of Native Americans by placing them in reservations where missionaries would teach them how to be "civilized", how to farm, to wear European clothing, and to adopt Christianity as their religion. If there was any opposition by Indians, soldiers would force them off of tribal lands. As a result, the Battle of the Little Bighorn took place when tribal armies refused to stay off of their land and waged a war against the whites.

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