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Which of the following led to clashes between Native Americans and settlers in early Indiana?
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1. Land Disputes: Settlers often encroached upon Native American lands, leading to conflicts over territory and resources.
2. Cultural Differences: The cultural divide between Native Americans and settlers, including differences in land use, customs, and beliefs, often resulted in misunderstandings and tensions.
3. Broken Treaties: The U.S. government frequently violated treaties with Native American tribes, which led to anger and resistance among the Native American communities.
4. Expansionist Policies: The push for westward expansion by settlers and the government put pressure on Native American territories, leading to confrontations and pushback.
5. Economic Disputes: The arrival of settlers disrupted the traditional Native American economies, often resulting in competition for resources and conflicts over hunting, fishing, and other economic activities.
2. Cultural Differences: The cultural divide between Native Americans and settlers, including differences in land use, customs, and beliefs, often resulted in misunderstandings and tensions.
3. Broken Treaties: The U.S. government frequently violated treaties with Native American tribes, which led to anger and resistance among the Native American communities.
4. Expansionist Policies: The push for westward expansion by settlers and the government put pressure on Native American territories, leading to confrontations and pushback.
5. Economic Disputes: The arrival of settlers disrupted the traditional Native American economies, often resulting in competition for resources and conflicts over hunting, fishing, and other economic activities.
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