Introduction of how and why have American Indians resisted U. S expansion in the past and present

As Americans began to move westward, they wanted to take the land on which Native Americans lived. Some Native American tribes resisted violently. ... In 1831–1832, the Sac and Fox tribes were defeated in Black Hawk's War. These groups also were unsuccessful in stopping the westward expansion of the American people.

Explanation:

The Americans they wanted to take the land on which Native Americans lived.

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