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A group of Militiamen killed 96 Christianized Indians showing the hatred and contempt consuming white settlers about Indians -
The Shawnee war leader came up with the plan to get the Indian tribes to drop all of their conflict and come together to fight America as one and even convinced some British Soldiers to help as well -
This war began when an Indian tribe that lived beside and creak and were known as the "red sticks" attacked an American militia at their base nearby the creek. -
The gold rush itself was a big reason white settlers wanted to get ahold of the plains faster because once they discovered mines that held an abundance of gold they wanted to force Indians off of the land faster to get to riches. -
The Indian reservation system was created to keep Native Americans off of the land white settlers wanted to move to. -
Since government treaties were slow to deliver, news of the Dakotas Indian tribe moving to a reservation was slowed resulted in them starving and having to steal farm food from white settlers, this resulted in the Little Crow war in which many settlers died and soon after that Lincoln sentenced 300 Dakota warriors to death. -
This was a peace agreement signed by white settlers and the Sioux tribe that if the Sioux were relocated to their sacred land in the Black Hills there wouldn't be anymore battles between them. -
This battle was a result of the growing tension between white settlers trying to force Indians out of the plains and the Indians who o course didn't want to have to leave their homes just for the leisure of the shite settlers. -
This act authorized the federal government to break up Indian tribes and move them to reserves in individual plots farther away from the plains so white settlers could use the land instead. -
The Battle of wounded knee occurred between Natives and White settlers because Americans had banned a traditional dance Indians did called the "ghost dance" and when a tribe called the Sioux Indians were caught doing the dance by soldiers which resulted in the soldiers opening fire and killing an estimated 150-300 Indians