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How did the Us. Government treated native Americans in an unfair way?
The US government wanted their traditional lands.
What is a land given to the native Americans by the us government called?
NEW England
Who was the Comanche chief who worked with the US government for the rights of Native Americans?
Quanah Parker
The US government encouraged attempts to?
The United States government encouraged attempts to take Native Americans lands.
What are two battles that happened between the US government and the Native Americans?
Little bighorn, and Tippecanoe.
Does the US government owe the native Americans anything?
no
How did Native Americans respond to restrictions placed upon them by the US government?
The Native Americans were angered by what the US government was doing and they began to fight back and rebel against them.
How did the Us. Government treated native Americans in an unfair way?
The US government wanted their traditional lands.
Who was most responsible for the conflict between Native Americans and The US government?
The United States Government.
Who contributed to the Wounded Knee Massacre?
The US government attacked the Native Americans.
What is a land given to the native Americans by the us government called?
NEW England
Native Americans were not considered to be citizens of the US. The US government negotiated with what tribes prior to 1876?
treaties
What book described the US government unfair treatment to the native Americans?
"A Century Of Dishonor"
What did the us government want for the native Americans in the west?
For all tribes to move to Mexico.
Who was the Comanche chief who worked with the US government for the rights of Native Americans?
Quanah Parker
How many treaties with Native Americans have been broken by the US government?
Every treaty.
The US government encouraged attempts to?
The United States government encouraged attempts to take Native Americans lands.
