White settlers and their government had several ideas about how to solve the conflict with the Indians. What were some of their solutions? Choose all answers that are correct.

A.) giving the Indians equal rights an justice as citizens of the United States.

B.) killing off (exterminating) all of the Indians

C.) forcing the Indians to adopt the white culture through missionary work and Indian academies

D.) forcing the Indians to live in reservations on undesirable land

D is for sure but it might be C.

A and B is wrong don't choose them

The correct answers are B) killing off (exterminating) all of the Indians. C) forcing the Indians to adopt the white culture through missionary work and Indian academies. D) forcing the Indians to live in reservations on undesirable land.

White settlers and their government had several ideas about how to solve the conflict with the Indians. Some of their solutions were killing off (exterminating all of the Indians, forcing the Indians to adopt the white culture through missionary work and Indian academies, and forcing the Indians to live in reservations on undesirable land.

What was not an option for white settlers was "giving the Indians equal rights an justice as citizens of the United States."

White settlers never considered formal relationships with the Native American Indians or intermingle with them. They always wanted Indian territories to settled in and make those lands productive to have a profit. The conception of the property was very different for the Indians in that they considered that nature provided everything they needed to live but nobody owned it.