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| (BIA) supposed to manage the delivery of critical supplies to reservations, but there was curroption w/in the system and its agents causing supplies to be mishandled or stolen |
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| he promised to never sell the lands of his father, and the tribe faught for their land but he surrendered when grew tired of fighting and wanted peace |
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| After Cheyenne raids, Colorado's governor promised protection if the cheifs would camp @ Sand Creek. Colonel Chivington attacked the cheif and and killed between 150-500 NAs. The next year many Cheyennes moved onto reservations |
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| ended the 2 year war of the Sioux warriors and US, means the US abandoned the Bozeman Trail & created a large reservation in South Dakota |
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| according to the Fort Lamarie Treaty, belong to Sioux, tall pine covered mountains in South Dakota and Wyoming, Kernel Custer found gold there (kind of) |
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| the lieutenant sent to investigate rumors of gold in Black Hills, foolishly rushed to fight in Battle of Little Bighorn and died |
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| never signed Fort Lamarie Treaty, left the reservation and caused hostility, escaped from Battle of Little Bighorn to Canada, later joined Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show |
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| never signed Fort Lamarie Treaty, left the reservation and caused hostility, died at the Battle of Little Bighorn |
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| 2,000 Sioux warriors wiped out Custer and 200 men w/in an hour, but the US still ended up winning |
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| a ritual where people joined hands and whirled around in a circle, NAs believed it was the answer to their problems, but US thought it was a threat |
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| Sitting Bull killed by police for resisting their efforts to calm him , his followers surrendered, but then a shot was fired and 200 Sioux were killed |
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| abook by Hunt Jackson, inspired peace movement |
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| US Training and Industrial School |
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| NA children were tricked out of their homes & forced to learn the "American Way" |
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| divided reservation land into plots, each NA family with a man as the head recieved a 160 acre plot these landowners have citizenship and had to abide by laws of US |
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| settlers thast staked claim on Indian land |
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| people who sneaked past the government officials earlier to mark their claims on Indian land |
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