Conflict on the plains
A mind map to revise the conflict in the american west between the native americans and the white settlers.
- Created by: harriegirl
- Created on: 24-11-14 21:19
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- Conflict On the Plains
- 4 phases
- 1803-1851 The permanent Indian frontier
- The Indian removal act 1830
- Eastern tribes move across the line
- The Indian removal act 1830
- 1851-1867 Concentration of native american land
- The fort laramie treaty 1851
- The government gave the Indians parts of land 'for all time'
- The fort laramie treaty 1851
- 1867-1875 Native Americans on smaller reservation
- The treaty of medicine lodge 1867
- Agreed to move to Oklahoma, redo the fort laramie treaty
- The government promised they would provide food and medicine
- The treaty of medicine lodge 1867
- 1855 Opening up native american territory
- Oklahoma land run
- Government made the land available to be settled on
- Oklahoma land run
- 1803-1851 The permanent Indian frontier
- Attitudes to Indians
- Negotiators
- Wanted to talk to the Indians and come to a agreement.
- Exterminators
- Wanted to 'get rid of the Indians', kill them all.
- Negotiators
- Wars!
- Little Crow's War 1861-1862
- What did the settlers gain?
- Men and Women died, 7,000 settelers killed, Land.
- Causes
- No crops (dead), Lived on credit, No cash payment, No food.
- What did the Sioux gain?
- 2,000 santee sioux captured, 303 sentenced to death, put onto reservations.
- What did the settlers gain?
- Red Cloud's War 1865-1868
- What did the Settlers gain?
- were attacked
- Causes
- Mining towns opened on their land, No government help.
- What did the sioux gain?
- Lots were killed, were given the reservation, Treaty, Divisions amongst the sioux
- What did the Settlers gain?
- The Great Sioux War 1876-1877
- What did the settlers gain?
- Gold, The black hills.
- Causes
- Treaty was broken, Refuses bribe.
- what did the sioux gain?
- Lost the reservation (black hills)
- What did the settlers gain?
- Little Crow's War 1861-1862
- Government attitudes
- 1.Separation
- They tried to separate the Indians from the homesteaders and ranchers.
- 2.Concentration
- They were confined to one piece of land.
- 3.Reservation
- placed the Indians on an area of land that was poor in quality and unwanted.
- 4.Destuction
- This destroyed the Indians way of life; nomadic lifestyle, food source and tribal culture.
- 1.Separation
- 4 phases
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