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10 points 8.) In the 1860s, settlers and Native Americans fought over land. The United States government moved Native Americans to reservations to make more land available for settlers and railroads. (True
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8.) In the 1860s, settlers and Native Americans fought over land. The
United States government moved Native Americans to reservations to
make more land available for settlers and railroads. (True or False)
O True
False

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I think it is “True” because it says native fought over land
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