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Great Plains
Native Ameriam live on reservations
Great Plains -
Government Restricts Native Americans
Land set aside for native american tribes government changed its policy and created treatie that defined specific boundaries for each tribe. -
Massacre at Sand Creek
Novmeber 29 150 Native Americans killed mostloy Women and Childron. -
Death on the Bozeman Trall Feterman massacre
Crazy Horse ambushed Captoin j. Fetterman and company at Lodge Trail Ridge. Over 80 soldiers were killed. -
Treaty of Fort Laramie Close the Bozman trail
Sioux agreed to live on a reservation along the Missouri River. The Trealy of Fort Laramie provided only a temporary halt to warfare. -
Gold Rush Custer
Miners find gold in Black Hills. -
Red River War
General Philip Sheridan a Union Army veteran gave orders to desttry their villages and ponies to kill and hang all warriors and to bring back all women and children. -
Custer's Last Stand
Crazy Horse, Gall and Sitting Bull outflanked and crushed Custer's troops. 7th Calvary destroyed -
The Dawes Act
Americanize the Native Americans broke up reservations gave land to individuals. -
The Battle Wounded Knee
December 28 1890 about 300 starving and freezing Native Americans were killed mostly unarmed many were Children and women.