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What can you infer has been happening to the Native Americans after reading chapter 1 of Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: An Indian History of the American West Options
Native Americans were and have always been treated fairly and equally.

Native Americans were constantly forced to move each time they were guaranteed a settlement.

Texas and California were not going to appeal to the Native Americans as their settlement.

Native Americans will eventually find a happy medium between them and the soldiers who forced them to move.

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