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how did the clearing of forests by the settlers impact native Americans?

I think a fight began. Here are the options:

Intense fighting began
Rapid decline in the dear and beaver
Native Americans became skilled in forestry
There was no impact on Native Americans

c. and d. make no since.

I'm stuck in between a and b

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By gradually clearing away flammable material on the ground, Native Americans’ deliberate fires may have prevented large forest fires like those we see today. As Dr. Kevin Ryan, a former Forest Service research put it, "Anthropogenic fire shaped North American millennia so that many ecosystems are dependent on periodic fire."

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Which of the following areas in Minnesota did fort snelling eventually become? I need some help with this, please.

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Did you know that the clearing of forests by settlers had a profound impact on Native Americans? As European settlers arrived in North America, they often cleared vast tracts of forests to make way for agriculture, logging, and urban development. This deforestation drastically altered the ecosystems that Native Americans relied on for their way of life. Native tribes found their hunting and gathering grounds disappearing, disrupting their traditional food sources and forcing them to adapt. Additionally, the destruction of forests affected the availability of medicinal plants, sacred sites, and natural resources crucial to their cultural practices. The settlers' clearing of forests not only caused ecological changes but potentially had long-lasting social, economic, and spiritual implications for Native Americans.