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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Was the government agency responsible for managing American Indian issues
John M. Chivington
Was a U.S. Army Colonel
Sand Creek Massacre
200 of Black Kettles group most of them women and children died in this
Sitting Bull
A Lakota Sioux also known as Tatanka Iyotkae he was a very important leader
George Armstrong
Was a Lieutenant Colonel
Battle of Little Bighorn
Proved to be the last victory for the Sioux
Wovoka
A religious movement know as the Ghost Dance
Massacre at Wounded Knee
Marked the end of the bloody conflict between soldiers and American Indians
Chief Joseph
He was the leader of the Nez Perce
Geronimo
He was the Apache leader
Sarah Winnemucca
She was a Paiute reformer, called attention to the problems of the American Indians
Dawes General Allotment Act
Which required that Indian lands be surveyed hat American Indian families receive an allotment of 160 acres
Homestead Act
Permitted any citizen or intended citizen to select any surveyed land up to 160 acres
Pacific Railway Act
Gave land to railroad companies to develop a railroad line
The Morrill Act
Granted a total of more than 17 million acres of federal land to the states
Exodusters
Also a name for African America's
Bejamin Singleton
A 70 year old former slave
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Helped farmers adapt to their new environment
Bonanza farm
Enabled companies to create a new kind of large scale
Long drives
Cowboys herded as many as 3,000 cattle on these
Railhead.
A town located along a railroad
Open range
Free grazing land
Joseph Glidden
A farmer from Illinois
Barbed wire
A cheap fencing material