What did most of the tribes who were removed from the Southeast do once they were settled in Indian Territory? 1. They abandoned all attempts to assimilate and practiced only traditional customs and ways of life.
2. They established farms, schools, and businesses like the ones they had run on their original ancestral lands.
3. They tried to find legal and peaceful ways to return to their original tribal lands in the Southeast.
4. They banded together to oppose further discrimination or attacks from the U. S. government.