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How would the land rush on April 22, 1889 impact the natives?
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How would the land rush on April 22, 1889 impact the natives?

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It would give them more danger with the whites. The whites can decrease the population of the Natives.

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Through the Dawes Act and other government actions during this time period, the Native American tribes in the region lost approximately two-thirds of the land the government had previously given them.
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