How did the solutions to the "Indian Problem" and the "Euro-American Problem" differ?

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The "Indian Problem" historically referred to the perspective of Euro-American settlers and policymakers who saw the presence and cultural practices of Native American peoples as obstacles to their expansion and settlement goals. The primary solution pursued by the U.S. government and other entities involved the forced assimilation of Native Americans into Western culture, including through policies like the Indian Removal Act and the establishment of Indian boarding schools, aiming to erase Native American cultures and integrate individuals into Euro-American society to maintain Euro-American social and political power.

How Did the Solutions to the "Indian Problem" and the "Euro-American