Question

What was William Henry Harrison's policy toward Native Americans in early Indiana?
(1 point)
Responses

He would not negotiate and sought Indian removal.
He would not negotiate and sought Indian removal.

He did not view a war against Native Americans as an option.
He did not view a war against Native Americans as an option.

He was a skilled negotiator and rewarded chiefs who agreed to his terms.
He was a skilled negotiator and rewarded chiefs who agreed to his terms.

He met the needs of both Native Americans and settlers in early Indiana.

Answer 1

William Henry Harrison's policy toward Native Americans in early Indiana can best be summarized by the option: **He was a skilled negotiator and rewarded chiefs who agreed to his terms.** Harrison engaged in negotiations with Native American leaders and sought to acquire land for American settlers through treaties, often providing incentives or rewards to those who complied with his terms.