Conflict Between American Settlers and Tribes in Eastern Texas

What was one of the main reasons for conflict between American settlers and tribes in eastern Texas during the late 1800s?

• The settlers wanted to establish schools.

• The settlers and tribes disagreed on religious beliefs.

• The government often broke treaties with the tribes, leading to hostilities.

• The tribes were expanding into settler territories.

Which tribes were removed from their lands and forced to move to reservations as a result of the Red River War?

• Comanche, Kiowa, and Apache

• Navajo, Sioux, and Cherokee

• Mohican, Seminole, and Inuit

• Aztec, Mayan, and Inca

What was the main source of food and clothing for the tribes that were confined to reservations?

• Corn and cotton

• Fish and sealskin

• Bison

• Wheat and wool

What was one of the greatest achievements for the United States that also had a negative impact on the native tribes?

• The invention of the telegraph

• The construction of the Transcontinental Railroad

• The signing of the Declaration of Independence

• The establishment of the National Park Service

Who recruited warriors and led raiding parties into the Panhandle of Texas for a year, and commanded Kiowa, Cheyenne, and Arapaho tribes, fighting for control of their ancestral lands?

• Quanah Parker

• Isa-tai

• Sitting Bull

• Geronimo

What was a significant consequence of the bison population loss for the native tribes?

• They had to adapt to new forms of entertainment.

• They became dependent on the government for food and supplies.

• They started farming and became self-sufficient.

• They migrated to urban areas for better living conditions.