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The 1st colonies arrive in America. The conflict between races begins.

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A coalition of Native Americans of the Great Lakes region in a Powwow resisting British policies.

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This act was signed by President Andrew Jackson. This act led to the thievery by the U.S. government

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The forced relocation of the Cherokee Nation and other tribes from their lands. Accounts vary of the lives lost from 3,500-5,000.

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A victory for the Lakota Sioux and Cheyenne warriors against U.S. forces and General Custer. This battle was also known as "Custer's last Stand".

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US forces watch the Ghost dance before the slaughter

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US Army troops kill 150-300 Lakota men, women, and children. Most were unarmed, leaving them defenseless.

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Calvin Coolidge poses with Chiefs after signing.

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Granted US citizenship to Native Americans. However, this act did not guarantee voting rights.

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John Collier- Commissioner of Indian Affairs

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John Collier was a notable figure in US history, particularly for his advocacy for Native American Rights. This act aimed to reverse assimilation policies and restore self-governance.

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A pivotal event in Native American activism. When activists took over Alcatraz Island, citing the 1868 Treaty of Fort Laramie, which stated that surplus land should be returned to indigenous people. The island had been declared surplus property after the closing of the prison in 1963.

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These protests opposed the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL). Raising concerns about threats to sacred burial sites and the tribe's water supply from potential oil spills.