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Problems in the Great PlainsProblems in the Great Plains
1) ________________________ were forced onto land away from what they had.
The _________________________ were set aside for them before Civil War.
2) Reservations were set up in the ________.
3) ________________ started moving in and forced Native Americans off the land.
1) ________________________ were forced onto land away from what they had.
The _________________________ were set aside for them before Civil War.
2) Reservations were set up in the ________.
3) ________________ started moving in and forced Native Americans off the land.
NATIVE AMERICANS
GREAT PLAINS
1860s
SETTLERS
4) Native Americans had _________________ that would be broken if they moved.
In the 1860s, Native Americans __________ to protect traditions and land.
5) 1864 - _____________________ fight the
_____________ and ____________.
US troops moved in on _____________________, Colorado
After the chief surrendered, US troops still _________ many of the tribe.
Native Americans were forced to leave the __________.
4) Native Americans had _________________ that would be broken if they moved.
In the 1860s, Native Americans __________ to protect traditions and land.
5) 1864 - _____________________ fight the
_____________ and ____________.
US troops moved in on _____________________, Colorado
After the chief surrendered, US troops still _________ many of the tribe.
Native Americans were forced to leave the __________.
TRADITIONS
FOUGHT
GOLD MINERS
CHEYENNE ARAPAHO
SAND CREEK
KILLED
LAND
6) The ______________ - most important animal to the Native Americans.
They were used for _________________________.
They were trouble for the ____________________.
__________________ were sent to “get rid” of the problem.
The Famous “_________________________” Cody killed thousands.
1860s - ________________ 1890 - _______ left
6) The ______________ - most important animal to the Native Americans.
They were used for _________________________.
They were trouble for the ____________________.
__________________ were sent to “get rid” of the problem.
The Famous “_________________________” Cody killed thousands.
1860s - ________________ 1890 - _______ left
BUFFALO (BISON)
FOOD. CLOTHING, BLANKETS
RAILROADS
HUNTERS
BUFFALO BILL
160 MILLION BUFFALO IN US
1,000
How the NFL “Buffalo Bills” received their name
7) Battle fought between the ____________ and ____________ in
the Black Hills of ______________.
_______ was found in the hills in 1874.
7) Battle fought between the ____________ and ____________ in
the Black Hills of ______________.
_______ was found in the hills in 1874.
SIOUX LAKOTA
MINERS
SOUTH DAKOTA
GOLD
8) Colonel ___________________________ led an attack against the ____________
who were led by “___________________” and “________________________”
This battle came to be known as “__________________________________”
This battle took place at ______________________________
The ___________________ won the battle.
8) Colonel ___________________________ led an attack against the ____________
who were led by “___________________” and “________________________”
This battle came to be known as “__________________________________”
This battle took place at ______________________________
The ___________________ won the battle.
GEORGE CUSTER
LAKOTA SITTING BULL
CRAZY HORSE
CUSTER’S LAST STAND
LITTLE BIG HORN, MONTANA
LAKOTA SIOUX
9) ___________ tribe ordered to leave their land
Chief __________ refused and was forced to __________________.
10) By 1880, most Native Americans lived on ________________.
9) ___________ tribe ordered to leave their land
Chief __________ refused and was forced to __________________.
10) By 1880, most Native Americans lived on ________________.
NEZ PERCE
JOSEPH
SURRENDER
RESERVATIONS
11) One Native American, ___________________________, wanted reforms.
The ___________________ of 1887 was passed:
_________________ was given to Native Americans
They were to become _______________
They were to become _________________
They could not sell land for at least _____________
This plan did not work
Native Americans wanted to be ______________ and not farmers
11) One Native American, ___________________________, wanted reforms.
The ___________________ of 1887 was passed:
_________________ was given to Native Americans
They were to become _______________
They were to become _________________
They could not sell land for at least _____________
This plan did not work
Native Americans wanted to be ______________ and not farmers
SARAH WINNEMUCCA
DAWES ACT
EDUCATION
FARMERS
U.S. CITIZENS
25 YEARS
HUNTERS
12) _____________________, Paiute leader, taught Native Americans the _________________. This would help them live ______________________ and joyfully as well as help them remember
their _______________.
The U.S. thought it was a ____________ dance.
The US ordered Native Americans near _______________________ to turn in _______________.
U.S. soldiers fired on the Native Americans killing ____________________________.
____________________ and _________________ have all but disappeared
12) _____________________, Paiute leader, taught Native Americans the _________________. This would help them live ______________________ and joyfully as well as help them remember
their _______________.
The U.S. thought it was a ____________ dance.
The US ordered Native Americans near _______________________ to turn in _______________.
U.S. soldiers fired on the Native Americans killing ____________________________.
____________________ and _________________ have all but disappeared
WOVOKAGHOST DANCEPEACEFULLY
ANCESTORS
WAR
WOUNDED KNEE WEAPONS
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
LAND TRADITIONS
Problems in the Great Plains Vocabulary
Problems in the Great Plains Vocabulary
Sand Creek Massacre – mass killing of Cheyenne in Colorado by the U.S. army
Dawes Act – law that broke up Native American reservations and tried to give Native Americans more rights
Ghost Dance – Sioux ritual believed to chase away the whites
Battle of Wounded Knee – U.S. massacre of Sioux in South Dakota
Sand Creek Massacre – mass killing of Cheyenne in Colorado by the U.S. army
Dawes Act – law that broke up Native American reservations and tried to give Native Americans more rights
Ghost Dance – Sioux ritual believed to chase away the whites
Battle of Wounded Knee – U.S. massacre of Sioux in South Dakota
