Question

What were consequences of the destruction of the bison population for native americans

Answer 1

The researchers claim that the rapid destruction of the bison created an equally dramatic decline in the heights of the Native Americans who depended on them -- and a worse per capita income that persists today.

Answer 2

There was less food and the natural ecology of the place where they lived was ruined because the numbers of bisons dwindled. This as a consequence led to tougher times during which the native Americans had to endure great hardships.