What was the purpose of treaties between the United States and Native Americans?

Question

What was the purpose of treaties between the United States and Native Americans?

A. to establish a binding agreement between two nations
B. to demand that Native Americans move off land or face war
C. to create a government contract that can be broken if terms are not met
D. to form an agreement between two governments to share land

Answer 1

1. A

2. A
3. C
4. B
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