Question

which two statements accurately describe problems faced by native americans on the great plains at the end of the 19th century? a native americans hunting opportunities in the region were severely limited by the presence of american society b railroads brought an increase in population, leading to controversies over land usage. c under the dawes act, indian reservations lost all of their federal funding. d the discovery of oil got companies involved in issues of property ownership e european diseases decimated a substantial portion of the native american population on the great plains

Explanation:

Al final del siglo XIX, la presencia de la sociedad estadounidense limitó severamente las oportunidades de caza de los nativos americanos en las Grandes Llanuras. Además, el aumento de la población debido a los ferrocarriles generó controversias sobre el uso del suelo. El Acta Dawes no hizo que las reservas perdieran todas sus financiaciones federales, y la enfermedad europea fue un problema pre - siglo XIX. La opción D no es clara en su enunciado.

Answer:

A. Native Americans' hunting opportunities in the region were severely limited by the presence of American society
B. Railroads brought an increase in population, leading to controversies over land usage