2 points Which of the following were consequences of Westward Expansion and
settlers coming into contact with Native Americans? Select all that apply.*
Native Americans were forced off of their traditional lands and onto reservations
Violent conflict between Native Americans and settlers that often led to death for
both sides.
The acceptance of Native Americans into settlers society and the acceptance of
Native culture, language and religion.
Forced assimilation of Natives by settlers who used Indian Boarding Schools and
other methods to "Americanize" Natives and force them to give up their culture
The Ghost Dance, a form of spiritual resistance to the new settlers moving in, worked
and settlers essentially left Native Americans and their culture alone.

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explanation:

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explanation:

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