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Explain how the United States' westward expansion impacted Native Americans

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What was the impact of the westward expansion on native americans?

As ranchers, miners, and farmers moved onto the Plains, they deprived Native Americans of their hunting grounds, broke treaties, and forced relocation. Native Americans attacked wagon trains, stagecoaches, and ranchers. Occasionally an entire group would go to war against nearby settlers and troops.
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As ranchers, miners, and farmers moved onto the Plains, they deprived Native Americans of their hunting grounds, broke treaties, and forced relocation. Native Americans attacked wagon trains, stagecoaches, and ranchers. Occasionally an entire group would go to war against nearby settlers and troops.

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