Native Americans were divided on what to do about their land due to the different experiences and perspectives of the various tribes. Some tribes, such as the Cherokee, believed that they should try to negotiate with the United States government to protect their land and rights. Other tribes, such as the Sioux, believed that they should fight to protect their land and rights. Still other tribes, such as the Choctaw, believed that they should try to assimilate into the American culture and accept the government's terms. Each tribe had its own unique perspective and approach to the issue of land and rights, and this led to a great deal of disagreement and debate among the Native American nations.
