The Native Americans were never treated fairly by the United States government. The Westward removal was a act which the U.S. government forced natives to live their land and starting a new life in a reservation. Through this transition, the Comanches developed a new way of survival, hunting buffalo. However, the government intervened again by creating limitations among natives, The Medicine Lodge Creek Treaty, which the Comanches would agree to live on a reservation with limit to hunt and they would become a farmer. Of course this treaty did worked out. As a result, the U.S. gave up negotiations and send the army to attack and force the Natives Americans live on the reservation.
