How did native people resist and survive

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Please respond to the following with an essay of at least I page (double-spaced). The essay should be well-written and free of errors in spelling, grammar, and punctuation.

Discuss U.S. expansion and settlement of western North America after the 1860s and its consequences for Indigenous (Native) peoples across the continent. How did Native people resist and survive?

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