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The government makes the entire Great Plains area a giant reservation

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The government creates treaties that gave specific boundaries to each tribe. The Native Americans largely ignored the treaties which led to conflict with settlers

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The Cheyenne return to Colorado for the winter. General S. R. Curtis send a telegram to Colonel John Chivington that said "I want no peace until the Indians suffer more." Chivington attacked the Cheyenne and the Arapaho and killed over 150 people.

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The Boseman trail went through Sioux hunting grounds and was being settled by whites. The Sioux chief (Red Cloud) tried to get the government to stop but it did not work. Crazy Horse ambushed Captain William Fetterman and his men. 80 soldiers were killed in the fight. The battle would be given two names, the natives called it the Battle of the Hundred Slain, the whites called it the Fetterman Massacre.

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The treaty made the Sioux move on the reservation along the Missouri River. Sitting Bull (leader of the Hunkpapa Sioux) did not sign the treaty.

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The Kiowa and Comanche engaged in six years of raiding which eventually led to the Red River War

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The U.S. army moved all the friendly tribes onto reservations and killed the others.

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Colonel Custer and his troops got into a battle with the Sioux tribe. All of Custer's men and Custer himself were killed within an hour. Sitting Bull and others would seek refuge in Canada however, he was forced to surrender.

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The Dawes Act aimed to assimilate natives by giving individual natives certain amounts of land and then selling the remainder. The hope was that the natives would use the money for farming. What ended up happening is that the natives got no money and their land was taken.

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The Great Plains buffalo were hunted by white settlers because the buffalo hide sold for a lot of money in the east. It hurt the natives because the natives relied on the buffalo for food and other materials.

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A battle between the Native American police and the Sioux resulted in the death of Sitting Bull and chief Big Foot lead the Sioux away. The Seventh Calvary took 350 Sioux and moved them to a camp in Wounded Knee Creek, South Dakota. The solider demanded that the natives give up their weapons. A shot was fired (it is unknown as to who actually fired the shot) and the soldiers killed 300 natives.