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The Great Plains Tribes were people than included over 30 different tribes. Their daily lives included riding horses that were sent over from Europe and people in some tribes even became master riders. They lived in the Great Plains and the Canadian Prairies. In the 1800s they started getting overtaken the American settlers.

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Hopeless Treaties with the Native Americans

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Hopeless Treaties with the Native Americans

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The Hopeless Treaties happens when the US officials promised the Native Americans that they would be able to keep possession of their land but in the end the Government did not keep their promises.

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The Southwest Tribes included tribes around 8 different tribes. Their life consisted of mostly hunting, farming and gathering resources. They lies in the Southwest region of the US.

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The Homestead Act of 1862 happened during the Civil war. It provided that any adult citizen or intended citizen who had never borne arms against the US government could claim 160 acres of surveyed government land.

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The Sand Creek massacre was a massacre of the Cheyenne and Arapaho people by the US army. It took place on November 29, 1864.

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The Bozeman trail was a trail that was an overland route in the Western US connecting the gold rush territory of Southern Montana to the Oregon trail in Eastern Wyoming. It wa most useful in 1863-1868

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Who- Activists, Dennis Banks and Russell Means, plus the members of the Rosebud Sioux (Which are warriors, hunters + Expert horsemen) organized the Trail of Broken Treaties and Pan American Native Quest for Justice (cross- counrty protest that was in the United states, by AMerican Indian and FIrst Nations Organizations), a caravan of automobiles that would cross the nation in a protest at the White House.
What- It was a cross- country, political protest, that was concluded at the white house
Where- Washintion DC
When-1972
Why- They were trying to demand redress for the years of the failed and destructive fedreal Indian Polices

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Who- The warriors of the Lakota Sioux, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho Tribes and the battleing men of the 7th Regiment of the US cavalry
Where- Bighorn, Montana
When- June 25-26th, 1876
Why-It happened because of the Second Treaty of Fort Laramie,which means the U.S. government guaranteed the Lakota and Dakota (Yankton) and the Arapaho, possession of the Dakota Territory that was west of the Missouri River, which was broken so they never got that territory

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Around 100,000 Native Americans in the early 1800's were forced to attend white schools learn English, leave their own beliefs and try to become the average white American.

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Railroad construction in America during the late 1800's started when they increased by 45,000 miles and then another 170,000 was added.

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Who- The Kawhadi and The Yamparika
What- It was a milliatary Campaign that was launded by The United States Army in 1874- To diplace Comanche, Kiowa, Southern CHeynne and Arapaho Native
Where- Texas, Panhandle
When- 1874-1875
Why- The war was left permenetly open to settlemetn by farmers and ranchers

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A lot of the west had a drier climate than the east and the west had harsher terrain. So a lot of the immagrants had to adapt.

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Men and younger boys in the late 1800's had to search along the Atlantic coast for metals like tin, silver,antimony, coal, and other valuable materials right after the first settlement.

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In 1836, when teas became independent the Mexicans left, leaving their cattle behind. Texans took their old farms and set up their own ranches. beef was not popular so animals were used for their skins and tallow. In the 1850's beef began to get more and more popular then the price rose and ranchers became wealthy.

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Farmers had to wake up supper early and do a lot of work and they had to spend a lot of money to get what they needed for their farms in the late 1800's.

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Local political action groups known as Farmers alliance sprang up among the Midwestenrers and southerners who were discounted because of crop failures, failing prices, and poor marketing, and credit facilities in the 1880's.

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Who- 300 men under Colonel Joseph J. Reynolds, attacked 225 Nothern Cheyenne and a few Oglala Sioux warriors in the battle of Power river which ended with the US winning/ Victory
Where- Montana Territory, Dakota Territory, Wyoming Territory, Nebraska, Crow Indian Reservation
When- 1876

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Who- White trappers and trades
What- It was a seen as a way to starve Native americans into submission
where-near Gardiner, Montana
when- Between 1872 and 1873

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who- General Nelson A. Miles and General Oliver Otis Howard
what- Nez Perce warriors had killed a band of white settlers, fearing retaaliation by the United states army
where- Bear paw mountain, Montana territory
when- June 1877 - October 5th, 1877