Native Americans were noted for what contributions during ww1?

Dangerous positions, snipers and scouts

Explanation:

In combat, Native Americans often volunteered for dangerous positions, such as snipers and scouts, and won praise for their bravery and skill. The cost of this courage was high: about five percent of Native soldiers were killed in combat, compared to one percent for U.S. troops overall.

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an era of negotiation.

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