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How did native Americans have their human rights violated when they got pushed out west
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How did native Americans have their human rights violated when they got pushed out west

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Native Americans were repeatedly having to sign treaties with the US that we later broke for our own personal gain. Thousands of Native Americans were forced out without trial and without question even though both are promised in the constitution.

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Because racist people made them go out west and they were made and they couldn't do anything bout it.

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