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Why were Native Americans moved to smaller and smaller reservations in the 1850s?
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Why were Native Americans moved to smaller and smaller reservations in the 1850s?

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Unfortunately, they were deemed to be useless as many Whites at that time brought Black slaves from West Africa. As land was taken away, they were driven to small parts-eventually a very small population remained.
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