Question

Which statement is true of relations between Native Americans and the colonies or United States between 1607 and 1900?
Native Americans avoided contact and conflict with non-Indians in North America as much as possible.
Native Americans suffered hardships when Europeans first arrived in North America, but relations improved during the 1800s.
Native Americans opposed European colonization at first, but in the 1800s chose to assimilate into white American culture.
The desire for land led colonists, and then the United States government and people, to push Indians off

Answer 1

The desire for land led colonists, and then the United States government and people, to push Indians off. Is the correct statement. Native American's did NOT want to give into the colonist and the United States government. Actually in the push to move more out West, the United States sent in soldiers to help push them off their land.    

Answer 2

Answer:

The desire for land led colonists, and then the United States government and people, to push Indians off. This answer can be found off of Quizlet  

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