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Baylor Black - Dakota Sioux Uprising 1862

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Baylor Black - Dakota Sioux Uprising 1862

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The Dakota Sioux people agreed to move to a reservation in Minnesota in exchange for money that never came, causing them to rebel and kill many settlers. A military tribunal sentenced 300 Dakota people to death, which ended up getting reduced to 38 people.

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 Sand Creek Massacre - Naomi Potra - Summer 1864 

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 Sand Creek Massacre - Naomi Potra - Summer 1864 

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In the 1860's tensions began to rise between miners and the Cheyenne and the Arapaho which resulted in dozens of homes being burned down and over 200 settlers killed in Summer of 1864. The Cheyenne attempted to negotiate a peace treaty but was ultimately ignored and sent into war. The battle lasted two days and resulted in 14 American soldiers and anywhere from 69-600 Native Americans being killed.

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The Dakota territory was home to another group of Sioux- The Lakota- who were nomads and had won control of their hunting grounds from other native americans. The chiefs names were Red Cloud, Crazy Horse, and Sitting Bull. In December 1866, Crazy Horse tricked the commander of the U.S. Army into sending Captain William Fetterman and 80 soldiers to pursue a "small raiding party" which ended up turning into a massacre, "Fetterman's Massacre" which started the "Red Cloud's War"

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Raylee Maze- A Doomed Plan for Peace 1867

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Raylee Maze- A Doomed Plan for Peace 1867

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In 1867, Congress formed an Indian Peace Commission that proposed creating two large reservations in the Plains. The army was instructed to deal with any groups that refused to report or remain at those reservations. Native Americans did move onto the reservations, even in doubt of not following rules, and faced the same conditions such as poverty, despair, etc. By 1870's, many Native Americans left the reservations in disgust.

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Cameron Meaden- Battle of Little Big Horn

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Cameron Meaden- Battle of Little Big Horn

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On June 25, 1876 Lieutenant Colonel George A. Custer launched an attack on the largest groups of Native Americans ever assembled on the great plains.

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Baylor Black- Flight of the Nez Perce 1877

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Baylor Black- Flight of the Nez Perce 1877

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More west, the Nez Perce people, led by chief Joseph, would not willingly eb moved onto a smaller reservation in Idaho in 1877. The ary had eventually came to relocate them. The Nez Perce people had fled and travelled 1,300 miles and in October 1877, ended up in Oklahoma.

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Helen Hunt Jackson wrote a book in 1881 describing the broken promises and injustices towards the Native Americans. Over the years, a good portion of the Americans tried to push the Natives to go to school, become independent landowners and learn how to speak english. As time went on to 1934, the Indian Reorganization Act were granting all Native citizenship. At the end, it restored reservation lands, permitted them to elect their own governments and gave Native Americans control over those lands.

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Connor Hogg - Wounded Knee December 1890

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Connor Hogg - Wounded Knee December 1890

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In a final act of resistance against the united states army the Lakota tribe led by chief sitting bull refused to comply with the orders to relocate or a reservation. The army then attempted to place sitting bull under arrest. What followed was a brief battle and multiple exchanges of gunfire. When the smoke cleared 25 us army personnel were dead and nearly 200 Lakota tribes people including their chief lay dead