The destruction of the bison herds affected Indigenous Americans by disrupting their traditional way of life, culture, and food supply.
The destruction of the bison herds severely impacted Indigenous Americans as they heavily relied on them for sustenance, clothing, shelter, and as a cornerstone of their cultural and spiritual identity, resulting in widespread disruption, starvation, and loss of cultural heritage.
The destruction of the bison herds significantly impacted Indigenous Americans as it disrupted their way of life, leading to food scarcity, economic decline, loss of cultural practices, and forced assimilation into the settler society.
