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When was the southern herd destroyed by?

1875

When was the northern herd destroyed by?

1883

Why was the destruction of the buffalo herds significant?

The indians had no food or materials. They had no reason to hunt or leave the reservation

When was the the Dawes Allotment Act?

1887

What was the Dawes Allotment Act?

Divided reservations into plots, destroyed cheifs power over Indians

What political reason destroyed the Indians culture?

Dawes Allotment Act

What economic reason destroyed the Indians culture?

No hunting, so no buffalo hides, so no tipis ect

What educational reason destroyed the Indians culture?

Indian children send to boarding schools

What religious reason destroyed the Indians culture?

All religious ceremonies and dances banned

After what year did the Reservation Policy start to change?

1860

What did the Reservation Policy mean for the Indians?

Their reservations got smaller, after 1870 they couldn't leave the reservations and if they did they were seen as hostile so were killed, tough conditions due to low quality farmland

After what year did the army strengthen?

1865

What strengthened the US Army?

Use of forts, new tactics - winter campaignes + total war