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Sitting Bull
A war chief from and holy man from the Lakota tribe, he worked with the US government to try and get protection from the government
Fort Laramie Treaty
The government built a string of forts to protect settlers and miners from Indians (even though they were on Indian territory)
* The government promised the Indians land and property
* This didn't work
Chivington Massacre
* Indians attacked white settlers who moved onto their property that was promised to them by the government.
* White settlers fougnt back and destroyed an Indian village, even thought the Indians put up a white flag
Battle of Little Bighorn
Battle between Indians and settlers
* led by Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse
* Indian victory where Custer (leader of the settlers) and all of his men were killed
Chief Joseph
Indian Nez Perce Chief who brought his tribe to Canada after the government told them to go to a reservation.
Geronimo
Apache warrior who is noted as one of the fiercest and most courageous Indian warriors of this time. White settlers killed his entire family and he vowed to get vengence.
Ghost Dance
Indian dance
* Indians thought this dance would help to get rid of the white settlers and make a happy new world for them
Susette La Flesche
the daughter of an Indian chief who spoke out about the tragedies and the destruction of the Native Americans lifestyle
Helen Hunt Jackson
Published a book that talks about all of the broken promises (treaties) between the government and the Indian tribes
Dawes Act
An act that encouraged Indians to become farmers on the reservations. This did not work either.
What promises to Native Americans did the government break?
American government promised Indians
* to not come onto their land
* to give them money, tools and animals for farming
How did the loss of the buffalo afffect Native Americans?
* Their way of life had to change. Buffalo used to provide food, shelter, clothing and weapons for them.
What were some of the conflicts between Native Americans and settlers?
* Chivington Massacre
* Battle at Little Big Horn
* Apache Wars
* Massacre at Wounded Knee