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How did the west ward exspansion affect native Americans

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mel-nik [20]3 years ago

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Question- How did the west ward exspansion affect native Americans

Answer-The Westbound development changed the lifestyle for Local Americans and Americans. The individuals who moved West needed to adjust to the land and atmosphere. They needed to get imaginative and make associations to safe gatekeeper their better approach forever. The Local Americans had to surrender their lifestyle and their property.

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BaLLatris [955]3 years ago

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The west ward expansion affected native Americans because they had to move because when people believed in manifest destiny is meant to move west and that’s what every one did so the natives had no choice and where left to move

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