Question

which is the best explanation for the treatment of native americans following the american revolution? (1 point)
after determining which side they supported in the war, some native american groups were rewarded, while others were punished.
despite some regional differences between the north and south, most americans agreed that western lands should be set aside as reservations.
inspired by the ideals of the declaration of independence, the united states granted native americans more rights.
the new nation did not consider native americans to be citizens and moved forward in land expansion without considerations for them
what was the main goal of tecumsehs pan - indian confederacy? (1 point)
expanding westward territories
establishing a centralized native american government
gaining support from european powers
reviving native american traditions and expel american settlers from the region

Explanation:

• For the first question: After the American Revolution, the new United States did not view Native Americans as citizens. Land - expansion was a priority, and Native American rights and sovereignty were largely ignored. Some Native American groups had supported the British, but the overall treatment was one of non - recognition as citizens and continued encroachment on their lands.
• For the second question: Tecumseh's Pan - Indian Confederacy aimed to unite different Native American tribes. Their main goal was to revive Native American traditions (such as a more communal and less - assimilated way of life) and expel American settlers who were taking Native American lands.

Answer:

• First question: The new nation did not consider Native Americans to be citizens and moved forward in land expansion without considerations for them.
• Second question: Reviving Native American traditions and expel American settlers from the region.