What was the relationship between the government, Native Americans, and American citizens?

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snow_tiger [21]4 years ago

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Simple. The Native Americans were disliked. Americans took their land, hunted their buffalo, and forced them off their own land and set them to the Great Plains. The Natives were forced to abandon their culture and instead americans put in their culture. All the Natives wanted was peace. Americans passed the indian Removal Act.

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