How did the expansion of railroads affect American Indians in the West? They were displaced from their tribal lands. They moved into towns with the new settlers. They stopped farming and took railroad

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How did the expansion of railroads affect American Indians in the West?

They were displaced from their tribal lands.
They moved into towns with the new settlers.
They stopped farming and took railroad jobs.
They were forced to move to New England.

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They were displaced from their tribal lands.

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Answer:

A all the way, They were displaced from their tribal lands

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