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It is an federal agency that is responsible for the land of Native Americans. It affected the distribution of Native American Land.
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It authorized the president to negotiate with Indians for their removal to federal terroritory. It was supported by many non-native americans who were eager to have access to the land.
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The war between the U.S and several bands of Eastern Sioux. Little crow was the leader of one of the groups
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A battle between Apache warriors and Union soldiers. This was a bloody battle that left no major changes.
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This offered anyone willing to settle in the west 160 acres of land if they agreed to build a home and farm the land for 5 years. This gave many people a place to start.
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An armed conflict between the US and several bands of the Eastern Sioux. In ended in the execution of 38 Dakota men,
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The Cheyenne agreed to the Fort Wise treaty to move onto the Sand Creek reservation. The Land was not fertile and it was really hard for them to survive.
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It was an armed conflict between the Lakota, Northern Cheyenne, and the Northern Arapaho, they fought for contorl of the Powder River County. The Indians won and a treaty was signed.
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A battle during the Red Cloud War, which led to an Indian victory and the withdrawl of U.S. from the war.
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It was a flagship indian boarding school in the U.S. It helped train indians.
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It was an agreement between the U.S. and multiple Indian groups that guaranteeing to Lakota the ownership of the Black Hills.
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A railroad linking the East and West. It provided major transportation and traveling roots.
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A Colorado militia attacked some peaceful indian tribes. Nearly 100 Indians were killed.
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The Indian Appropriations Act is an Act that allocated funds to move indians onto reservations. This was to protect the Indians from the growing west by whites.
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An attack on the Apaches by the U.S. The Pinal and Apaches surrendered to the U.S.
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A lode of silver located under the eastern slope of Mount Davidson. It was the first major find of silver ore in the U.S.
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A fight over land between the U.S and Native Americans. They wanted the natural resources and the U.S took over.
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A battle between several tribes and the U.S. over terroritory. The Native Americans won which was a big victory for these tribes.
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An act passed by congress to promote the development of Western States. It sped up the growth in western states.
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They battled with the U.S. until finally surrendering to the army. They were captured and put in camps.
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An infamous gun fight in Arizona between outlaws. They fought for about 15 minutes and 3 people were killed.
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A 19th century outlaw that was known for being a criminal. He ran away from prison and was shot dead on July 14th.
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A book written that chronicals the events of Native Americans in the U.S. It was intended to change the minds of Congress but it received harsh criticism.
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A fight between the Mexicans, U.S and Indian Tribes for the expansion of Apache land. Geronimo was captured and surrendered to U.S authorities.
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It authorized the President of the U.S. to survey American Indian Tribal Land and divide it into parts for individual Indians. This act led to dispossession of Native American land and other unfair events.
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An act in response to polygamy in the U.S. The act was repealed in 1978.
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U.S troops and Native Americans fought for land at Wounded Knee Creek. Nearly 300 indians were killed and 25 soldiers.
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An act that allowed the president of the U.S. to set aside land for reservations. They put forests into reserves for national forests.
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An argument by Fredrick Turner that stressed moving the frontier line. This influenced the interpretation by thousands of scholarly histories.
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Bill Cody preformed many cowboy themed shows throughout Europe and the U.S. His shows spread the ideas of the west.
