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Spurred by the ranching and mining booms, settlers pressured the federal government for more land.

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"I will fight no more, forever." - Chief Joseph

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" Paying no attention to the Fort Laramie treaty, thousands of miners rushed onto Sioux Land. Tribal leaders angrily rejected a government offer to buy back the land."

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"However, as white settlement increased, the government forced them to sell most of their land and move to a narrow strip of territory in Idaho

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Roman A Buono

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underestimated

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"Most treaties made by the government with Native Americans promised that this land would remain theirs 'as long as Grass grows or water runs"

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Sitting Bull's starving band surrendered to U.S. troops and were returned to the reservation

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They saw no other choice but to sign the treaty. From 1853 to 1856, the United States entered 52 different treaties with various Native American tribes.

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Jake and Andrew              "When the federal government first forced Native American Tribes of the Southeast move west of the Mississippi in the 1830s..."

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Jake and Andrew              "When the federal government first forced Native American Tribes of the Southeast move west of the Mississippi in the 1830s..."

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"Until the 1860s, the Nez Perce lived peacefully on land guaranteed to them by an 1855 treaty. However, as white settlement increased, the government forced them to sell most of their land and move to a narrow strip of territory in Idaho

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" Unfortunately, these treaty promises would be broken. Government policy was based on the belief that white settlers were not interested in the Plains. "

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Chief Joseph spoke for his people when he said, "I will fight no more, forever."

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'' Most treaties made by the government with Native Americans promised that this land would remain theirs, "as long as the Grass grows or water runs"

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Paying no attention to the Fort Laramie treaty, thousands of miners rushed into Sioux land. Tribal leaders angrily rejected a government offer to buy back the land.

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When the federal government government first forced Native American tribes of the Southeast to move west of Mississippi in the 1830s, it settled them in Indian territory.

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angry

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Broken

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Confused

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weak

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disrespected

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Betrayed

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"However, as white settlement increased, the government forced them to sell the land."

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Betrayed

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Depressed

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betrayed

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"Once I moved about like the wind. Now I surrender." - Geronimo

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cheated

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Mistreated

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Angry

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Mistrusted

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Double-Crossed

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"Most treaties made by the government with Native Americans promised that this land would remain theirs 'as long as grass grows or water runs'. Unfortunately, these treaty promises would be broken."

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disappointed