What action taken by the U.S. Army was instrumental in ending the Yakama War? The army captured and slaughtered 700 horses and forced the Indians to sign a treaty. The army attacked the Indian villages

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What action taken by the U.S. Army was instrumental in ending the Yakama War?

The army captured and slaughtered 700 horses and forced the Indians to sign a treaty. The army attacked the Indian villages rather than trying to find the warriors.
The army killed surrounded the Indians in Seattle and forced them to surrender.
The army got a large number of reinforcements from the Dakota Wars and overwhelmed the Indians.