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Throughout the period 1830-1900, relations between the united states government and Native Americans severely worsened. Whites were steadily encroaching onto Native land leading to profound dissension. Conflicts arose and resulted in massacres like wounded knee and were attempted to be solved with treaties like the Dawes Act, and forced assimilation in Indian boarding schools.

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From the period of 1830-1900, relations between the United States And Native Americans worsened and became more hostile. The United States exercised practices such as Native American boarding schools, forceful migration, and feeble treaties. This period was one in which Manifest Destiny was a large motivational factor.

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During the period of 1830-1900, the relations between the United States and Native Americans grew increasingly negative as time went by. The United used forced changes such as intimidation, forced migration, unfair/broken treaties, and overall attempt at cultural erasure of the Native American people.

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The relations between the United States and the American Indians in the early 1800s, were ok, they both had mutual respect and formed treaties so that the united States could peacefully expand. As time progressed nearing the close of the 1800's the relations between the two steadily worsened the United States breaking the treaties and began to forcibly expand into Native American territory.

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Relations between the United states and American Indian nations changed between 1830 and 1900 as a result of the US limiting the cultural identity and land the Indians have.

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During the period 1830 to 1900, relations between the United States and American Indian Nations changed negatively due to to westward expansion and unfair or ignored treaties.

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During the period 1830-1900, the relations were altered between the United states, and the Native American peoples. The United states wanted to regulate the spread of culture, and rejected several important treaties, causing uneasy relations between the two parties.

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Between 1830 and 1900, the relations between the United States and the American Indian nations negatively changed because of factors like the Westward expansion and wanting more land.

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Relations between the US and The Natives have changed between the time frame 1830-1900 because of the US wanting to acquire more land.

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When reviewing the period 1830 to 1900, it becomes apparent that United States and Native American tensions increased dramatically, largely due to political leader's Anti Native prerogatives, Westward Expansion, and a general aura of Disdain for Natives caused by Nationalism.

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during the period of 1830 and 1900, relations between the U.S. and American Indian nations changed due to America wanting to expand westward, as well as taking action to limit the spread of the native culture which didn't help there relationships with the Indians.

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Relations between the US and Native Americans during the 1830 to 1900 had great changes when Americans wanted to expand westward and practically used any means to do so even if those choices negatively affected the Native Americans, By ignore treaties, tripping culture and forcing them west.

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During the period 1830 to 1900, the relations between the United States and American Indian nations worsened because of the westward expansion with the transcontinental railroad and the massacres like the wounded knee.

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From 1830 to 1900, relations between the United States and American Indian nations changed negatively as a result of the United States demand for land. This land was acquired by the US government through events such as the Battle of Little Big Horn, The Wounded Knee Massacre, and the Dawnes Act, all of which displaced the Natives and stripped them of their identity for the benefit of the US.

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The relations between the united states and American Indians changed between 1830 and 1900 when there was Westward Expansion and the American Indians had limits to their land.

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Relations between The US and Native American nations have changed between 1830 and 1900 due to the large amount of actions that the US took to limit the spread of cultural identity of the Natives, in order to convert their own ways to them that Americans believed were acceptable.

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Relations between the US and American Indians nations changed for the worse during the periods of 1830 and 1900 as the demand for land from the US increased. The change included plans such as Dawes act of 1887 that tore down and hurt  American Indian nations by slowly destroying their cultures and their identities.

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Relations between the United States and The American Indians changed in a numerous of ways. In the Daws Act of 1887, Native Americans were given land that was already there's, to gain citizenship, in a land that they are native to.

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Relations between the US and American Indian nations changed in the period between 1830 and 1900 because of the increased demand of more land for the construction of railroads and western settlement. This was achieved in the aspect of dehumanizing Indian culture and general being by setting many different things in place such as Indian boarding schools and Grant's Peace Plan.

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Between 1830 and 1900, relations between the United States and American Indian nations deteriorated due to the disregard of Native American wellbeing by the United States in their westward expansion and Native assimilation , such as the Dawes Act and Indian Boarding Schools, which caused a building of aggression towards the U.S. by the Natives.

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Between 1830 and 1900, the US tried to suppress the Native American population and stripped them of their heritage in ways that made it seem like the US was helping them. In doing so, they tried to make it seem as though they were improving the situation in the Dawes Act and Indian Boarding Schools when in reality it was destroying their relationships.

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Relations between Native Americans and US changed between the time period of 1830 and 1900 as the US changed from forcing Native Americans away from there land to taking the land for projects and resources. Relations began with the Indian removal act and with the trail of tears to just remove them, but later relations become about taking land for projects and resources, like with the battle of little big horn, and surrender of Nez Perce.

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relations between the US and American Indian Nations changed for the worse between 1830 and 1900 as settlers continued to take away the American Indian culture and land as they expanded westward.

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Although the Americans made attempts to take the Natives in during the period of 1830-1900, the abuses they caused with both The Trail of Tears and the Dawes act led to a increasing tension between the Americans until the Natives were fully suppressed.

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Relations between the United States and American Indian nations changed between 1830 and 1900 as the US advanced into Westward expansion. Moving west proposed challenges as Native American lands would be concerned when the US govt plotted the land to be admitted into the Union.