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Native American Struggles Amphitheater Public 美国本土的斗争剧场公开.ppt

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Native American Struggles Amphitheater Public 美国本土的斗争剧场公开

Native American Struggles Chap. 18 Sec. 3 Following the Buffalo Many white settler started coming to the Great Plains and upsetting the Native American’s way of life Tribe could have 1000’s of members dived into bands of about 500 who governed themselves. Threats to the Buffalo The Great plain Indians, like the Sioux, Comanche, and Blackfeet, were mostly nomadic people following the Buffalo. The building of the railroad hurt the feeding ground of the buffalo. Also hired people to hunt the Buffalo-William Cody (Buffalo Bill) claimed to kill 4,000. Conflict Now that people were settling the Plains, the government decided they needed to move the Native Americans. Reservations Gov’t decided to move them to reservations. Moved to two major places; Oklahoma for the Southeast N.A. Dakota Territory for Sioux. Most peacefully moved. Land was not plentiful and gov’t did not deliver on promises given to the N.A. Conflict on the Plains Minnesota Territory-Conflict led by Sioux leader Red Cloud, burned and looted settlers villages Led to Federal troops being set to the Plains. Conflict w/ Sioux sub tribe-the Lakota Montana Crazy Horse (Sioux) led troops to an ambush and killed them-known as the Fetterman Massacre. Conflict on the Plains Colorado-Cheyenne Arapaho attacked mining villages and travelers. Asked to surrender to Federal troops at Fort Lyon- Many did. Group led by Chief Black Kettle went to negotiate peace but were later attacked and died. Little Big Horn Black Hills of North Dakota sacred to N.A. and U.S. Gov’t promise to leave it alone but broke promise because they found gold there. Sitting Bull led his tribe, joined by Crazy Horse in refusing to sell land and fighting w/ settlers around Little Big Horn River Little Big Horn/Custer US send army general George Custer to control and attack the N.A. He underestimated their size and strength and 250 solider including Custer lot their lives. But U.S. army eventually over took the uprising. Exhausted and starving t