The correct answer is B. They were forced to move onto reservations.
Explanation
The Battle of Palo Duro Canyon (1874) was a military confrontation that pitted the United States Army under the command of Ranald Mackensie against the tribes of the plains of Texas as part of the fighting of the Red River War. In this confrontation, the United States imposed itself on the natives who had to vacate the territory they inhabited and had to stay in the Fort Sill reservation. Therefore, the correct answer is B. They were forced to move onto reservations.
A special meeting was held in New York in October 1765, to which nine colonies sent representatives. At the meeting, the representatives drew up a petition to protest the tax. The colonists insisted that only the colonial legislatures, their elected representatives, had the right to make laws and levy taxes. The cry went out throughout the land, “No taxation without representation.”
The meeting was historic because it was the first time that people from different colonies got together to protest the government. Secret societies began to form. The Sons of Liberty was the most famous of these societies.
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Kennedy had several years’ experience working in the medium of television, but Nixon did not.
