What did the Apache War and the Red River Wad have in common? A. The same Native American peoples were involved in both wars.

B. Both wars resulted from Native Americans attacking white settlers.

C. Both wars were fought while the Civil War was taking place.

D. The shrinking buffalo population was a factor in both wars.

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Cassius Mendoza

14 September, 23:25

What did the Apache War and the Red River Wad have in common? A. The same Native American peoples were involved in both wars.

B. Both wars resulted from Native Americans attacking white settlers.

C. Both wars were fought while the Civil War was taking place.

D. The shrinking buffalo population was a factor in both wars.

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Malachi Potts · Answer 1

D. The shrinking buffalo population was a factor in both wars.

Mariam · Answer 2

A. The same Native American peoples were involved in both wars.

Explanation:

Kiowa, Southern Cheyenne, and Arapaho were Natives Americans presented in those events.