Which of the following is arguably at the root of all violence between native americans and the u. s. military? inability of both parties to follow through on treaties misunderstanding of negotiated and agreed upon terms the forced and repetitive relocation of native americans an unbalanced political structure of authority

The correct answer is C) the forced and repetitive relocation of Native Americans.

The statement that arguably is at the root of all violence between Native Americans and the U.S. military is "the forced and repetitive relocation of Native Americans."

Since the very beginning of the arrival of English colonists to the North American territory, the occupation of land was the major problem and cause of conflicts between the new settlers and the Native American Indian tribes.

Most of the white people wanted to exploit the many raw materials and natural resources of the land, meanwhile, the Indians honored the land and thanked for all it provided. These were two totally different conceptions of the land. So time went by, and the United States government permanently forced Indians to relocated, causing permanent confrontations and battles between Indian tribes and the US army.

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