Question

question 8 of 10
during the late 1800s migration, white settlers often forced indigenous peoples:
a. to move to the south and become farmworkers.
b. to move to large cities and work in factories.
c. to buy the land they were living on.
d. to move off their lands and onto reservations.

Explanation:

During the late 1800s, white settlers often forced Indigenous peoples to move off their lands and onto reservations. This was part of a larger pattern of land - grabbing and forced displacement. Options A and B are incorrect as Indigenous peoples were not typically forced to become farmworkers in the South or factory workers in large cities in this context. Option C is also wrong because Indigenous peoples were not forced to buy the land they were living on; rather, they were dispossessed of it.

Answer:

D. to move off their lands and onto reservations.