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betrayed

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Abandoned

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Mislead

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Robbed

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Unimportant

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"Government officials tried to buy back some Native American Land and also set boundaries for tribal lands. Many plains tribes signed the First Treaty of Fort Laramie (1851), they saw no other choice."

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Angry

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Upset

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betrayed

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disappointed

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betrayed

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Furious

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"When the federal government forced the Native American tribes of the Southeast to move west of the Mississippi in the 1830s"

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

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"Unfortunately, these treaty promises would be broken." (2).

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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." These treaty promises were broken

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"From 1872 to 1882, hunters killed more than one million buffalo each year" (5).

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backstabbed

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" The federal government first forced Native Americans tribes of the Southeast to move west of the Mississippi in the 1830s." (2)

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"...as white settlement increased, the government forced them to sell most of their land and move..."(2).

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"In 1874, white prospectors discovered gold in the Black Hills. Paying no attention to Fort Laramie treaty, thousands of miners rushed onto Sioux 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" (Page 4)

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Heartbroken

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oppressed

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"This territory was a huge area that included almost all of the land between the Missouri River and Oregon Territory. Most treaties made by the government with native Americans promised this land would remain theirs as long as grass grows or water runs." (2)

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Discouraged

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

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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, this treaty promises would be broken.

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"from 1853 to 1856, the United States entered 52 different treaties with various Native American Nations. But some Cheyennes and Sioux resisted. They preferred conflict with settlers and soldiers to the restrictions of reservation of life"

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"Most treaties made by the government with Native Americans promised that this land would remain their "as long as the grass grows and the water runs" (2).

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Disillusioned

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Oppressed

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In despair

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"Most of the 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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"Soon white settlers moved onto prairies. Spurred by the ranching and mining booms mentioned in Section 1,  settlers pressured the federal government for more land."

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"Paying no attention to the Fort Laramie treaty, thousands of miner rushed onto Sioux land."(Battle of the Little Bighorn)

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Deceived

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Unfortunately, these treaty promises would be broken.