Question

The treaty of fort stanwix, the first treaty between the united states and an indian nation, resulted in

O the ceding of most of the iroquois' land.
O an end to the practice of scalping.
O the slowing of the westward movement of pioneers.
O the renunciation by the oneidas and the tuscaroras of their support for the british.
O turning over the hair buyers for prosecution.

Answer 1

The Treaty of Fort Stanwix resulted in the Iroquois ceding most of their land to the United States, marking an instance of the displacement of Native American lands in the wake of American expansion.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Treaty of Fort Stanwix, signed in 1768, was indeed the first treaty between the United States and a Native American nation. This agreement resulted in the ceding of most of the Iroquois land. Subsequent treaties and policies, including the Treaty of Paris and the Northwest Ordinance, led to further displacement and disputes over Native American lands. While the Northwest Ordinance suggested an intention for "expansion with honor," this spirit was compromised as towns and cities were planned on extinguished Indian lands. The Northwest Indian War, involving the Western Confederacy, ended with the Treaty of Greenville, which ceded significant lands in Ohio. Throughout these events, American intent on expansion often led to Native Americans being displaced from their ancestral lands.