https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv Why They're All Connected / Taylor - Orange / Kaira - Blue / Matt - White / Landon - Green en-us 2022-12-02 18:03:59 UTC 2022-12-09 15:20:01 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f342.png 2123414 https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2407054047 Who: The Great Plains Tribe consisted of the Arapaho, Blackfoot, Assinibione, Cheyenne, Comanche, Crow, Gros Ventre, Kiowa, Lakota, Lipan, Plains Apache, Plains Cree, Plains Ojibwe, Sarsi, Nakoda, and Tonkawa. 
What: The Great Plains tribe was a very large Indian tribe that moved all around the U.S. and consisted of multiple different kinds of tribes and people.
Where: The Great Plains Tribe was located in The Great Plains of North America and they stayed there most of their life. 
When: The Great Plains Tribe existed in early 1100, and went extinct shortly after the year 1250.
Why: The Great Plains Tribe moved to the plains for a better life. Here they could hunt bison, build a good shelter, make incredible tools, and create adaptable clothing.
How: The Great Plains Tribe did not affect a lot of people while they were living there because the land was out in the open. The only time they really bothered anyone was when pioneers were travelling through and they refused to move. ]]> 2022-12-02 19:05:25 UTC https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2407054047 2123414 https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2407064996 Who: The South West Tribes consisted of the Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, Cherokee, and Seminole tribes.
What: The South West Tribe created a lot of art and crafts while living their life in North America.
Where: The South West Tribe was located in the Southern part of North America and the Western part of Mexico.
When: The South West Tribe lived around 1200 and then became extinct in the 1500's.
Why: The South West Tribe moved to the Southwest to gain a better life for themselves away from most people and to keep away from dangerous Americans and animals.
How: The Southwest tribe affected a lot of people while they were in America because they engaged in both farming and hunting which took up land that other people wanted to use, and they also gathered a lot of the resources located in the area which did not leave anything for the rest of the people who passed through their land. ]]> 2022-12-02 19:16:02 UTC https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2407064996 21420702 https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2407075020 What is the Louisana Purchase? Well The Louisana purchases are on April 30, 1803, and The Trade is between France and the United States The Louisana purchases cost $15 million to get 828,000 squares miles and The New lands stretch through the Mississippi river to the rocky mountain and from the rocky mountain stretches to the gulf of Mexico and then it stretched to the Canadian border and Napolean sell the Louisiana Purchase to the united state of America for the war they had and it helps the United state to be more powerful

Why is it important? well it's important because The purchased help double the United state of America and the bigger size of The country can strengthen the country 

Who brought it? Well Thomas Jefferson brought the Louisana purchase because he wanted to provide future generations with new farmlands and he could control the gateway to the Mississippi river ]]> 2022-12-02 19:25:19 UTC https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2407075020 2123414 https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2409662545 Who: The people who were involved in the Hopeless Treaties With The Native Americans were most of North America and most of the indigenous. 
What: The Hopeless Treaties With The Native Americans is a treaty that was signed during the Revolutionary War that extended a protection and friendship agreement between North America and the indigenous people.
Where: The Hopeless Treaties With The Native Americans took place in the Great Sioux Reservation during the Revolutionary War. 
When: The Hopeless Treaties With The Native Americans took place around 1774 and lasted until about 1832. 
Why: The Hopeless Treaties With The Native Americans took place in order to establish boundaries and conditions of the North between the indigenous people and North America.
How: The Hopeless Treaties With The Native Americans affected people all around the U.S. because this treaty made rules for Native Americans to protect the Northern Americans. ]]> 2022-12-05 19:19:02 UTC https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2409662545 21420702 https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2409665095 After the purchase, there was a high birth rate and immigration which the United State of America which during 1800 there was only 5 million but now there is 23 million in 1850

Who did Texas get its independence from?
It won its independence from Spain and its leaders wanna join the United state of America during at 1840 John Tyler won to be president and he made Texas the United State of America territory and the agreement conclude in April 1844
 ]]> 2022-12-05 19:21:05 UTC https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2409665095 2123414 https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2409676717 Who: During the Homestead Act Of 1862 the only people who were involved were president Abraham Lincoln and Daniel Freeman.
What: The Homestead Act Of 1862 was an act created by the government that was provided to any adult citizen in the U.S., so that if they wanted, they could survey to gain 160 acres of land.
Where: The Homestead Act Of 1862 took place in the U.S. (states include: Montana / North Dakota / Colorado / Nebraska)
When: The Homestead Act Of 1862 passed on May 20, 1862.
Why: The Homestead Act Of 1862 happened to hopefully help decrease the slavery population since it was such a big problem around this time.
How: The Homestead Act Of 1862 affected multiple people around the country in a plethora of ways. This act affected all U.S. citizens, slaves, Native Americans and even other countries. ]]> 2022-12-05 19:30:34 UTC https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2409676717 2123414 https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2411168774 Who: The Massacre Of Sand Creek included the U.S. Army, the Cheyenne Indians and the Arapaho Indians.
What: The Massacre Of Sand Creek was when the U.S. Army conducted a surprise attack on the Native Americans in hopes to kill most of them off.
Where: The Massacre Of Sand Creek took place in Colorado territory and Kiowa country.
When: The Massacre of Sand Creek took place on November 29, 1864.
Why: The Massacre Of Sand Creek happened because the U.S. wanted to end a rising conflict between America and the Native Americans.
How: The Massacre Of Sand Creek affected multiple Native Americans, killing their families or themselves. ]]> 2022-12-06 19:16:42 UTC https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2411168774 2123414 https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2411175445 Who: The people who were apart of the Bozeman Trail were the Lakotas, the Arapahoe, and the Cheyenne Indians.
What: The Bozeman Trail was an overland route connecting the Gold Rush territory to Montana and Oregon.
Where: The Bozeman Trail was in Central Wyoming.
When: The Bozeman Trail was established in 1863, by John Bozeman and his group.
Why: The Bozeman Trail was created as a safe way for people to get across Wyoming into either Oregon or Montana during the Gold Rush.
How: The Bozeman Trail did not really affect people in a negative way but in a positive way. It helped people crossing it stay safe from the crazy miners during the Gold Rush. ]]> 2022-12-06 19:22:20 UTC https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2411175445 21420702 https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2411206867 The United State of America signed 368 treaties with a lot of Native Tribes and broke how it affected the relationship between the Americans and Native Americans 

So let's start with the first treaty that the United State and The Native Americans made which was called the Treaty With the Delawares/Treaty of Fort Pitt

What is the Treaty With the Delawares/Treaty of Fort Pitt? 
The Treaty With the Delawares/Treaty of Fort Pitt is a treaty between the Lenape (Delaware) and the United State of America the Native American tribe agreed to be friends and help support each other against the British however it didn't last long the Pennsylvania militiamen decided to kill at least 100 Lenape most of them were women and child and then more white settlers move to the Lenape territory and then the Treaty of Greeneville in 1795 decided to forced the Lenape and others Ohio Native Americans out of their land and made them give up on their land.

The Second treaty that the United state of America broke is called the Treaty of Hopewell 

what is the Treaty of Hopewell?
the treaty of Hopewell is the treaty between three treaties and three tribes with the United state of America the three tribes in this treaty is the Cherokee, Choctaw, and Chickasaw it was taken in 1785, and this treaty extended the peace and protection and friendship and "the protection of United States Of America" 

conclusion all the Treaties affected the Native Americans negatively ]]> 2022-12-06 19:43:13 UTC https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2411206867 21420702 https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2413421927 What is the Red River war? The campaign was launched by the United States Army in the summer of 1874 to displace the Comanche and Kiowas and Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho Native American tribes from the Southern Plains and forcibly relocate the tribes to reservations in Indian Territory.

what was the reason that started the War? The reasons that started the war were that the U.S Government wanted to remove The Native Americans from tribes and force them to go live in the Native American Territory and another reason is that the U.S Government was breaking the terms of the Treaty of Medicine Lodge 

The Native Americans were prisoners in the war was devasting 

How many casualties on both sides?
Native Americans were 25 to 50 Indian warriors Native Americans but however, the English U.S Government side had less than 10 dead 

Who won the war?
The U.S Won in the war]]> 2022-12-07 19:50:15 UTC https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2413421927 21420702 https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2414468797 What is the Battle of little bighorn? The Battle of little bighorn is a battle against the Native Americans Lakota Sioux and Cheyenne warriors because these two native American groups missed their federal deadline to move to their reservation The U.S Was not happy about that and they send Custer and the 7th Cavalry to comfort them and Custer was surprised and he and his men were outnumbered 

Why did the Native Americans resist the U.S Government because they didn't want to move to the Native American reservation and the U.S Government betrayed their treaty and the Native Americans were betrayed so they decided to leave their reservation and Join both tribe Leaders(Sitting bull and crazy horse) 

Who won in the war?
The Native Americans 

How did they win?
They Killed Custer and all of his men 

]]> 2022-12-08 15:20:16 UTC https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2414468797 22008941 https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2414707309 Native American children were sent to "Indian boarding schools" that were built off Native American reservations. Around 100,000 Native children were sent to over 400 of these schools across the country. One of these schools was the 'Carlisle Indian Industrial School' which was founded by Richard Pratt in 1879. His philosophy was "Kill the Indian in him, and save the man." Which means that these schools were forcing students to abandon everything about them that resembles their Native American heritage. By the 1930's most of these schools were closed.]]> 2022-12-08 18:23:19 UTC https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2414707309 21420702 https://padlet.com/2123414/fhhx46kd2bb4unzv/wish/2414758002 what is the Great Sioux War? The Great Sioux War is the war between the Cheyenne and the Northern Lakota Sioux against the United States of America 

what was the reason for the war? The reason for the Great Sioux War was that the desire of the US government to obtain ownership of the Black Hills and Gold had been discovered in the Black Hills, settlers began to encroach onto Native American lands, and the Sioux and the Cheyenne refused to cede ownership and that's how a war started 

who won the war? Well to answer that It was the United state of America who won the war 

When did the war end? The War ended in 1891

How many deaths and casualties are there? there were 300+ killed for U.S Soldiers and 265 killed the Native American warriors

Who were the commanders and leaders? 

The U.S Commanders are George Crook and Alfred H. Terry and George A. Custer † and Nelson A. Miles and Wesley Merritt and the Native American leaders and commanders are Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull and Little Wolf and Dull Knife 

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