Question

question 10
2 pts
how did western settlement affect native americans?
native americans supported western settlement because it brought money they needed.
western settlement continued to force native americans from their lands and destroy their way of living.
western settlers turned to native americans because settlers appreciated their knowledge of the land.
native americans were unaffected by western settlement because they remained on their reservations.
question 11
2 pts
what was an important influence of railroads?
the increase in demand for the railroad led to a series of inventions that made rail travel cheaper and easier.
the need of scheduling time zones led to the creation of time zones.
railroads formed corporations that raised money through issuing stocks and bonds.
all of the above.

Explanation:

For Question 10, western settlers' expansion led to the dispossession of Native - Americans' lands and disruption of their traditional way of life. For Question 11, the growth of railroads spurred inventions to improve rail travel, led to the creation of time - zones for scheduling, and the formation of corporations that raised capital through stocks and bonds.

Answer:

Question 10: Western settlement continued to force Native Americans from their lands and destroy their way of living.
Question 11: All of the above.