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This battle began when soldiers guarding reservations saw Native Americans preforming Ghost Dances and assumed it was an uprising. The  U.S. started a second battle that intended to kill off the Native American. Successfully doing so in the 1890 Massacre ending the era of Indian Wars.

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Making a group of people more like yourself which commonly occurs when people move from one part of a country to another, and was attempted by the U.S trying to assimilate the Native Americans

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The leader Battle of little Bighorn leading the Hunkpapa band.

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860 new treaties forced Native Americans to give up land around Pikes Peak, but the warriors resisted and attacked supply trains & homes doing so, Chivington ordered men to attack and killed an estimated 100 Cheyenne men, women, children.

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This was religious movements among the Native Americans representing the hope of spiritual renewal and believed that they communicated with their ancestors bringing dead buffalo back to life and hoping that the Americans would leave them alone.

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An Apache leader who raiding settlers' homes in Arizona and New Mexico from 1886 to 1896.

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This treaty was an attempt to make Native Americans stop following the buffalo and move to reservations. In return, the U.S. promised to preserve peace and protect their land. However, when gold was discovered in Pikes Peak, miners flooded in, ending the treaty.

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This act tried to end Native Americans' wandering and turn them into farmers. Each male received 160 acres to farm, but few knew how to farm. The land was later sold cheaply to dishonest whites

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This was the Nez Perces chief who was famous for trying to escape to Canada rather than live on a reservation. They were caught 40 miles south from the Canadian border

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This Sioux leader defeated Colonel Custer in the Battle of Little Bighorn.

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This name was given to the African American Civil War veterans who were recruted to the U.S. Cavalry in 1866 to take out the Indians. Their name was given to them by the Native Americans because of their curly, black hair and fighting abilities.

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This battle between 2,000 Sioux warriors and the U.S. Army began when Colonel Custer tried to take back the land given to the Sioux. Led by Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull led the Sioux to victory. This was one of the worst defeats the U.S. Army suffered against the Native Americans.