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In the 1840s, relations between American Indians and Oregon Trail travelers were mostly close. friendly. hostile. rocky.
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In the 1840s, relations between American Indians and Oregon Trail travelers were mostly

close.
friendly.
hostile.
rocky.

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Answer: Friendly is correct answer

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Hostile because they often fought and killed each other I think
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