Question

use the information from the passage to predict how the american revolutionaries hostile treatment of native americans shaped postwar u.s. policy toward indigenous lands. it caused the u.s. to return land to the british for protection of native peoples. it resulted in native americans being given equal political representation. it led to treaties that fully respected native sovereignty. it reinforced the u.s. governments aggressive westward expansion and disregard for native land claims. clear my selection

Explanation:

The American revolutionaries' hostile treatment of Native Americans was part of a pattern of disregard for Native rights. After the war, the U.S. government continued to expand westward. There was no indication of returning land to the British (the U.S. was independent), Native Americans were not given equal political representation (they were often marginalized), and treaties did not fully respect Native sovereignty (many were broken). The hostile treatment during the revolution reinforced the U.S. government's existing attitude of aggressive expansion and disregard for Native land claims.

Answer:

It reinforced the U.S. government’s aggressive westward expansion and disregard for Native land claims.