Question

1. research suggests that some early military posts in the u.s. displaced american indians from their traditional lands. how might this fact impact the relationship between the u.s. government and american indian tribes? it would primarily benefit the economic development of the region. it would likely lead to increased trust and cooperation. it would create tension and resentment among the displaced tribes. it would have no impact on the relationship. 4. what role did u.s. military forts in oklahoma play in the lives of relocated tribes? they functioned solely as trade centers for american indians and settlers. they solely protected american indian tribes from non - indigenous settlers. they were used to enforce u.s. policies and oversee resettlement. they provided educational facilities for tribal children.

Explanation:

For question 3, displacing American Indians from their traditional lands is likely to cause negative - feelings such as tension and resentment. For question 4, U.S. military forts in Oklahoma were often used to enforce U.S. policies and oversee the resettlement of tribes.

Answer:

1. It would create tension and resentment among the displaced tribes.
2. They were used to enforce U.S. policies and oversee resettlement.