Why did the United States wage war with American Indians throughout the 19th century?

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topjm [15]2 years ago

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Answer:

They wanted to expand their terratory

Explanation:

Since the US was almost complete, and only a few indian tribes lived in plantations made by the US goverment. The goverment wanted to make America whole so that is why they decided to wage war in the 19th century.

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