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The Horse And The Buffalo 1598-1750

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After the Spanish brought horses to New Mexico (1598), the natives life changed dramatically, from further travels to effect hunting. As a result, many wars broke out and was a way to prestige in the tribes ranks and a ritual of killing buffalo and using all its parts. (1750’s)

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Family Life (1500-1800’s)

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Native tribes usually live in small groups that spoke the same language. Men had the job to hunt and take care of the land while women had to butcher meat, and prepare the hide for the men to wear.

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The Lure Of Silver and Gold (1800-1850)

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The discovery of gold in Colorado Drew’s thousands of miners to the regions, these regions would be filthy and underdeveloped. Cities like Virginia City, Nevada, and Montana were made on Native American Land.

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The Government restricts Native Americans (1834-1850)

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The government reached agreements with Native tribes in 1834 but in 1850 the government changed the treaty. As a result, Natives began to hunt and travel outside the boundaries that were written in pen and paper because they thought it was still there land.

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Massacre At Sand Creek (1864)

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The Cheyenne tribe thought they were still under protection of the Government but during the winter migrated to Colorados Sand Creek Reserve. General S. R. Thought this was an act of war and sent militia groups to Sand Creek, an estimated 200 warriors, 500 men and women were at sand creek. At dawn on November 26, 1864, militants killed over 150 Cheynne.

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Death on the Bozeman Trail (1866-1868)

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In December 1866, Crazy Horse ambushed Captain J. Fetterman and his company at the Lodge Trail, resulting in 80 soldiers killed. Skirmishes continued and the government agreed to close the Bozeman Trail, but in return the Sioux must live on a reservation along the Missouri River.

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Red River War (1868-1875)

3260237 — 2024-09-17 15:47:17 UTC

In the late 1868, war broke out between Kiowa and Comanche engaging in 6 six years of raiding that lead to the Red River War. As a result, General Philip Sheridan gave orders to destroy their villages and ponies, to kill and hang all the warriors and bring back the women and children.

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Gold Rush (1874)

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Within four years of the Treaty of Fort Laramie, miners began searching for gold in Sioux and Cheyennne land, as a result, they protest against it. in 1874, Colonel George A. Custer reported that the land had gold from the grass roots down. Chief of the Sioux appealed to the government in Washington

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