Question

westward expansion
independent practice
native americans and white settlers differed in their views of the land and its use. match the viewpoint with the correct group of people.
killed buffalo for profit and sport
native americans
not interested in the great plains
hunted buffalo for meat and clothing
white settlers
believed
ain followed the plow\

Explanation:

Native Americans of the Great Plains relied on buffalo as a sustainable resource for essential needs like food and clothing. White settlers hunted buffalo commercially for profit and sometimes for sport, held the ideological belief that farming (the plow) would alter the climate to bring rain, and sought to convert the Plains for agricultural use rather than value it for its original ecosystem.

Answer:

• Native Americans: hunted buffalo for meat and clothing
• White Settlers: killed buffalo for profit and sport; believed "rain followed the plow"; not interested in the Great Plains