Native Americans were continually pushed out of their homeland and much of the natural world of the American west was destroyed to make way for the settlers
Answer:
Today, the most bush dwelling Hadza interact more with the Datoga than any other group. The herds of the Datoga drink the scarce water in Hadza dry season waterholes and eat much of the vegetation needed to support wildlife, which poses one of the main threats to continued Hadza hunting.
Explanation:
This pretty much guaranteed a war and was showing they were not afraid to stray away from britten