How did European settlement often affect Native American access to resources?
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Correct answer: It reduced access to hunting grounds, farmland, and waterways
As European settlements expanded, Native peoples often lost access to important lands and resources. This created economic pressure and contributed to conflicts over territory and sovereignty.
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