How did the arrival of homesteaders impact the American Indians of the Great Plains?

As homesteaders claimed and settled land across the Great Plains, American Indians lost access to much of their traditional territory. The U.S. government forced many tribes from their lands and relocated them to reservations, so choice B is correct. They were not generally paid and moved to cities, nor did homesteaders simply hire them or exchange crops for buffalo.

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