What Was the Consequence of Indian Resistance Leader Black Hawk's

question 18

Multiple Choice

What was the consequence of Indian resistance leader Black Hawk's confrontation with federal troops in 1832?

• A) He was able to negotiate a peaceful settlement.
• B) His downfall and doomed mission led other tribes in the Old Northwest to relinquish their lands to the United States.
• C) His success in battle managed to delay further settlement of the Old Northwest by two decades.
• D) The United States government began its reservation policy.
• E) It led to the forced migration of Creeks and Chickasaws further west.

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