What impact did the arrival of outsiders have on American Indidans in Arizona?

Answer 1

They drove the Indians onto reservations. Most notably the reservations were in the far northeastern corner when the Navajo and the Hopi were squeezed together even though they had been traditional enemies. In the southern part the Apaches, and chiefly Geronimo's tribe, were driven for years and finally forced to surrender and were moved to reservations from Oklahoma to Arizona.

Answer 2

I imagine white man's diseases would have had a major impact on their health for those on the reservations. It would have spread like wild fire because they would not be immune to the.