Why did the osage move onto their reservation in the indian territory? a. they wanted to move near the kaw tribe b. there were oil reserves in their new land c. land was cheaper in the indian territory. d. they were harassed by white settlers in kansas.

Option D.

Explanation:

They were harassed by white settlers in Kansas, is the right answer.

The Osage is a Native American tribe that inhabited the central American regions throughout the 1700's and early phase of the 1800's. In the later phase of the 17th century, they established trade relations with the French. They continued their trading relations with the French even after the land was purchased by the U.S. as part of the Louisiana Purchase. However, during the course of time, the Osage tribe were forcefully removed from their land to make room for the white settlers by the United States.

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