Why did many American settlers believe that they had a right to seize American Indian lands?
A. Federal courts ordered all American Indians to give up their
property
B. The settlers viewed American Indians as racially inferior to white
Americans.
C. The settlers had been cruelly attacked by American Indians in the
past.
O D. Many American Indians supported leaving their ancestral lands.
SUBMIT

B

Explanation:

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