3 years ago

How were native americans impacted by westward expansion economically, socially, and politically?

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They were economically ruined, as more people had conquered their land and they were ruthlessly taken over. Socially, interactions between their people declined greatly as their population had decreased greatly from disease. Politically, their government was destroyed while being replaced by the United States government, as it had been the most prominent at the time.

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