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Which best explains why the Nez Perce fought White settlers after the Walla Walla treaty
Settlers attempted to expand the size of the Nez Perce reservation.
Settlers illegally entered and damaged Nez Perce lands.
Settlers chose to ignore the Nez Perce.
Settlers abandoned Nez Perce reservations.
Settlers attempted to expand the size of the Nez Perce reservation.
Settlers illegally entered and damaged Nez Perce lands.
Settlers chose to ignore the Nez Perce.
Settlers abandoned Nez Perce reservations.
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The best explanation for why the Nez Perce fought White settlers after the Walla Walla treaty is:
**Settlers illegally entered and damaged Nez Perce lands.**
Following the Walla Walla Treaty, which was intended to establish a reservation for the Nez Perce, many settlers encroached on their territory, ignoring the terms of the treaty and damaging their lands. This violation led to conflict as the Nez Perce sought to protect their rights and their homeland.
**Settlers illegally entered and damaged Nez Perce lands.**
Following the Walla Walla Treaty, which was intended to establish a reservation for the Nez Perce, many settlers encroached on their territory, ignoring the terms of the treaty and damaging their lands. This violation led to conflict as the Nez Perce sought to protect their rights and their homeland.
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