Which of the following best describes how american indian power was affected by the war of 1812? it was reinforced. it was untouched. it was slightly weakened. it was nearly destroyed.

It was nearly destroyed.

Many American Indian tribes fought on the side of Great Britain and paid for the war by losing large tracts of land.

Seeing Native Americans as a threat and against the American goal, the US changed their mission. The war caused many tribes in the Ohio Valley to be decimated at high levels. The US also move tribes and began the first of the reservations to relocate remaining tribes.

It was nearly destroyed.

Explanation:

Both the War of 1812 and the treaty that terminated it resulted in the near destruction of all of the eastern Indian nations. The resistance to the U.S. Army in the south produced a string of clashes that ultimately nearly crushed Indian military power in that area. After the conflict, the U.S. arranged more than two hundred Indian treaties that included the ceding of Indian lands and most of these negotiations concluded in the creation of reservations west of the Mississippi River.

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