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How did American Indians react to white settlers in the Northwest Territory?
They negotiated with the settlers.
They moved out as settlers moved in.
They attacked settlements in retaliation.
They fought with other American Indian tribes.
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They attacked settlements in retaliation.
Many tribes in the Northwest formed a confederacy and resisted white encroachment by raiding and fighting U.S. forces (e.g., the Northwest Indian War). After military defeats they also negotiated treaties (like the Treaty of Greenville), ceded lands, and in some cases moved or had conflicts with other tribes.
Many tribes in the Northwest formed a confederacy and resisted white encroachment by raiding and fighting U.S. forces (e.g., the Northwest Indian War). After military defeats they also negotiated treaties (like the Treaty of Greenville), ceded lands, and in some cases moved or had conflicts with other tribes.
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