Immigrants can enrich a nation. But there is a difference between immigrants and colonists. The former are eager to learn<span> the ways of their adopted home, to integrate and perhaps assimilate — which does not require relinquishing their heritage or forgetting their roots. Colonists, by contrast, bring their culture with them and live under their own laws. Their loyalties lie elsewhere.</span>
Answer:
Plains Indians (Plains Native Americans)
Explanation:
As the colonists moved west, they wanted more land. They wanted to establish more cities/villages in the plains and also in the west where the Native Americans lived. The Native Americans also depending on the migration of the animals - deer, buffalo, etc. - for hunting which provided them with food and clothing. However, when the colonists moved west, they put up more fences which prevented animals from freely moving among the plains. The fences also interrupted and changed the animal migration routes.
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