T3 - T2

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What was one of the main effects of European colonization in the 13 colonies on Indigenous populations?

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Displacement from their ancestral lands

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How did the establishment of the 13 colonies affect Indigenous access to natural resources?

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It led to a loss of access to hunting grounds and farmland.

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Which of the following best describes the impact of European diseases on Indigenous populations in the 13 colonies?

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European diseases caused widespread death and weakened Indigenous communities.

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How did European settlers' demand for land in the 13 colonies affect Indigenous populations?

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It caused conflicts that often resulted in the forced removal of Indigenous peoples.

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What role did treaties between Indigenous populations and European settlers in the 13 colonies typically play?

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They were frequently broken, leading to further loss of Indigenous lands.

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In what way did the arrival of European colonists in the 13 colonies alter Indigenous trade networks?

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It led to the collapse of many traditional Indigenous trade routes.

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How did colonization in the 13 colonies impact Indigenous political structures?

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Many Indigenous political systems were weakened or destroyed.

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Which of the following was a result of conflicts between settlers and Indigenous populations in the 13 colonies? Options: Colonists often moved further west to avoid conflict., Indigenous populations typically expanded their territories through warfare., Many Indigenous groups were forced to sign treaties giving up land., Conflicts rarely led to significant changes in land ownership.

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Many Indigenous groups were forced to sign treaties giving up land.

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How did European colonization in the 13 colonies influence Indigenous cultural practices?

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Colonization led to the loss of many Indigenous cultural practices and traditions.

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What was one way Indigenous populations responded to the pressure of colonization in the 13 colonies?

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Some Indigenous groups migrated westward to escape colonial expansion.