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| woman wore to make them look skinny |
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| slaves who became farmers |
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| live and farm on land for five years |
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| Native American Indian baby wrapped in blanket |
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Location: Black Hills
Major Event: Black Hills Gold Rush |
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Location: Northwest
Major Event: thief treaty |
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Location: Southeastern
Major Event: court ruled in their favor |
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Location: Minnesota
Major Event: mass execution |
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| What marked the end of the wars between the federal goverment and the Plains Indians? |
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| the maassacre at Wounded Knee |
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| The Homestead Act gave land to homesteaders if they _________ for five years |
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| The Dawes Act attempted to help Native Americans by.. |
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| Giving them land for farming |
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| Why did N.A. end up losing land in the Dawes Act? |
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| They government sold the remaining land to white settlers |
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| What granted the WEstern half on SD to the Sioux Nation |
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| 2nd treaty of fort laramie |
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| what granted all of SD to the sioux nation |
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| What of the following act created to Trail of Tears? |
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| Where Cheyenne and Arapaho came to surrender |
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| The Sioux and Cheyenne were led by Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse |
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| Battle of Little Big Horn |
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| what event resulted in the defeat of the 7th calavry |
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| battle of little big horn |
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| Custer came to remove native americans from the black hills |
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| battle of little big horn |
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| what event took place in SD |
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| which event included over 10 tribes |
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| The confrontation at WK occured because the chief's followers |
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| what is not true for the sioux tribe to keep the black hills |
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| accepted 108 million for the land |
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| Rich farmland brought the first wave of settlers that populated the mountain states of the West like Cali, Colorado |
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| Ranchers saw barbed wire as a threat because it kept their herds from roaming freely |
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| The battle of little big horn started when cheyenne warriors attacked an army detachment near the little big horn river |
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| the klondike gold rush began in colorado and ended as quickly as it came |
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| people using pikes peak or bust were moutain traders |
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| the prupose of the long drive was the transport cattle to northern railroad hubs |
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| huge ranches that covered thousands of acres were called haciendas |
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| the discovery of gold in the black hills led to more whites invading NA territory |
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| Why did the cowboys drive the cattle north |
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| railroad, better price of meat out east |
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| why did the cowboys hate the farmers |
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| What two things ended the cattle drive |
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| what are two things gunfighters did to improve their speed |
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| greased holsters, paper wad in end |
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