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How were American Indians treated during the early nineteenth century? o They helped the exploration of the West in exchange for representation in Congress. O They had lands taken and were kept from having
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How were American Indians treated during the early nineteenth century?
o They helped the exploration of the West in exchange for representation in Congress.
O They had lands taken and were kept from having rights as citizens.
O They were awarded large tracts of land to farm and grow corn.
O They started wars against the Spanish and British and were imprisoned.
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They had land taken and were kept from having right as citizens
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