Answer:
Plains Indians (Plains Native Americans)
Explanation:
As the colonists moved west, they wanted more land. They wanted to establish more cities/villages in the plains and also in the west where the Native Americans lived. The Native Americans also depending on the migration of the animals - deer, buffalo, etc. - for hunting which provided them with food and clothing. However, when the colonists moved west, they put up more fences which prevented animals from freely moving among the plains. The fences also interrupted and changed the animal migration routes.
Effective national territory is the territory where the government has the legal rights to govern. The frontier was important for this because that meant that the government could not control what happens in the frontier, so many people went there and started developing their own communities. These communities eventually became a part of effective national territory through getting the status of states, but they still kept their local state sovereignty.
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The americans began to kill them all for their fur, killing the animal to sell its fur & leaving to actual body to rot away or for other animals to eat it
This is false. On the third leg of the triangular trade voyage , slaves were not brought to the West Indies .
<h3>What happened on the third leg of the triangular trade voyage?</h3>
This was the time that the Europeans returned to Europe with the produce that they had gotten from the plantations that were worked on by the slaves.
The slaves were the people that were taken from Africa to the Americas in order to work on the farms of the Europeans fo labor.
Hence we can say that This is false. On the third leg of the triangular trade voyage , slaves were not brought to the West Indies .
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