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The US government got into war with the great plain Native Americans over a killed cow in the land which belonged to Dakota, that's also where the war took place (Obviously).

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Subarctic

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The american indians interacted with the government because the canadian government made the people change their ways of living.

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The Cherokee tribe live in the Southeast and were relocated because of Andrew Jackson. Even though they won in court, Jackson was the president and decided to relocate them anyway.

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They were very harmless tords the government

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In the late 19th century, Canada and the United States made themselves have domination over the subarctic tribes. They promoted European colonial power, which promotes racial segregation.  They also promoted native American assimilation. That means they replace the culture of life the Indians have right now and force then to fit into the modern culture.​

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How did the Tribes of the Great Plains Interact With the U.S. Government?

"Between 1887 and 1933, US government policy aimed to assimilate Indians into mainstream American society."-History Today

By the 1850s nearly all Native American tribes, roughly 360,000 in number, lived to the west of the Mississippi River.

The American Indians were confined to Indian Territory located in present day Oklahoma, while the Kiowa and Comanche Native American tribes shared the land of the Southern Plains.

"The 1924 Citizenship Act granted US citizenship to all Native Americans who had not already acquired it."-History Today

"In Minnesota, meanwhile, Dakota (a Sioux group) tribes had during the 1850s given up claims to most of their lands in return for yearly annuities and life on reserved lands, overseen by the U.S. Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Indian Affairs. The continuing onslaught of westward-moving white populations and the mismanagement of the reservations by government officials, however, spawned great bitterness among the Dakota, and in August 1862 their most influential leader, Little Crow (Taoyateduta), led attacks that brought the demise of hundreds of white settlers in a single week."-Britanica website

"In 1948 William Brophy, Collier’s successor as Commissioner, began a policy of relocating Indians – initially from two tribes – to the cities where the job opportunities were better than on the reservations."

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The Indians were usually very

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Wounded Knee massacre started with a gun shot that caused a fight between the U.S and the Native Americans, every Native American died except one.

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The Dakota tribes had given up most of their land to the US Government in the 1850's.

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Tried to establish designated land in the early 1900s. Unsuccessfully tried to negotiate with the U.S. government, but treaties were never signed and their land was taken away.

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By the 1850s nearly all Native American tribes, roughly 360,000 in number, lived to the west of the Mississippi River.

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When English men came, they brought manufactured goods and diseases. The Native Americans enjoyed the goods, but not the diseases. Not all of the diseases were discovered, but the main one was small pox. The Native Americans were not immune to small pox, because they didn't have small pox until the Europeans came. The Europeans had already adapted to small pox, so they didn't get as sick. Native Americans died from small pox. In November of

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Some of the tribes are still around today and had semi-friendly interactions and trades with the government.

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The Northwest Coast Indians had friendly interaction early on. They traded furs and foods for foreign goods that would compliment their existing culture.Many foreigners sought out sea otter pelts, for they were very valuable in the Chinese market.