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The removal of the Native Americans from the East and resettling them to the West was a very popular idea in the 1800s. Where were the Native Americans resettled?

Select one:
A. The Great Plains
B. Spanish Florida
C. Along the Canadian border
D. Spanish American Territory



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Final answer:

Native Americans were primarily resettled on reservations in the Great Plains and Oklahoma after facing forced removal from their lands, including the tragic Trail of Tears.


Explanation:

The Native Americans were resettled primarily on reservations in the Great Plains and Oklahoma, known then as Indian Territory.

After the Indian Removal Act of 1830, tribes east of the Mississippi River were forced to move westward to designated lands.

One of the most notable relocations was the Trail of Tears, where native peoples faced a forced march to the new territories, resulting in a significant loss of lives along the way.


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