identify two consequences of westward expansion on native tribes.

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answers:
depletion of food supply
increased aggression
disease
peaceful assimilation
negotiation

Answer 1

Two consequences of westward expansion on native tribes are:

1. Depletion of food supply - As settlers moved westward, they often disrupted natural ecosystems, hunted game, and destroyed agricultural resources, leading to a significant decline in food availability for Native American tribes.

2. Disease - The westward expansion brought new diseases to which Native American populations had no immunity, resulting in devastating epidemics and significant loss of life among the tribes.