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Pick up reading on buffalo from the bin and answer these questions on your warm-up sheet: -How is the buffalo important to Native American life? -How do the settlers’ values regarding the buffalo differ from the Native Americans?. WARM UP (3 RD PERIOD ). Warm UP 4 th period . - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
WARM UP (3RD PERIOD )
Pick up reading on buffalo from the bin and answer these questions on your warm-up sheet:
-How is the buffalo important to Native American life?
-How do the settlers’ values regarding the buffalo differ from the Native Americans?
READ “BUFFALO DUSK” SILENTLY TO YOURSELF AND
ANSWER THE QUESTIONS
WARM UP4TH PERIOD
Lesson Question
How did non-Native American cultures
impact Native Americans?
Vocabulary
AssimilationBarb WireDawes Act
ReservationsWounded Knee
Treaty of Fort Laramie (1868)
Takes place at Fort Laramie (Wyoming)
Concerns Black Hills region of South Dakota
Land promised in Black Hills. NAs also get clothes,
education, and farming equipment.
Government’s Goal: ASSIMILATE THE NATIVES
Assimilation methods in Treaty of F.L.
Each male, 14 yrs+ receives: “a suit of good substantial woolen clothing,” hat, new shirt, & socks, etc.
Each female, 12+ receives: flannel skirt, woolen hose, 12 yards of cotton domestics, etc.
“For the period of4 years after he shall have settled upon…reservation, 1 lb of meat & 1 lb of flour per day”
Is the Treaty upheld??
NO!
1874: General George A. Custer led an expedition into the Black Hills w/miners seeking gold
Prospectors quickly moved to the Sioux' sacred land
US continued battle against Sioux in Black Hills
1877: gov’t finally confiscated the land
CloserCome up with 2 bumper stickers or
slogans that would memorialize the Treaty of Fort Laramie. State
whose perspective you are representing for each
Ex: FORT LARAMIE: A WAY TO GET LAND! (US military)
Ex: Fort Laramie: The Treaty that Changed Our Lives Forever (Native Americans)