When did Sioux Indians come to America?

Answer 1

With the arrival of settlers in their territory the Sioux faced many challenges. European settlers brought many new and useful items, such as the horse, firearms and cloth. Unfortunately, they also brought new diseases for which the Sioux had no immunity. Cultural differences caused distrust, leading to numerous clashes and battles.

Treaties were made, then changed, then ignored. The Sioux and other nations were given reservation land to live on, but frequently they were relocated when valuable commodities such as gold were found on their lands.

The Sioux are now settled in the north central United States and central Canada.

Answer 2

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I believe to Sioux Indians are from the Dakota's.

North and South Dakota's and parts of the surrounding states. Most tribes or camps travelled so not to use up all the resources in one area.

According to Sioux traditions, they were originally from the Great Lakes area. Their language is evident in the names of places and lakes there. The tale goes that they were warned by a prophetic vision of the white's arrival and started moving west to avoid them as long as possible.

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the Sioux are more properly identified by the 3 main groups, Lakota, Nakota and Dakota, each of which can be identified by linguistic variances comparable to accents or dialects.

They originated around Lake Superior and began aggressively expanding westward after first encountering the horse.

They were a warlike and dominant tribe that took over territory from other tribes as they moved across Minnesota, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Montana and parts of Wyoming.

Many native tribes, such as the Pawnee and Crow, who allied themselves with Whites during the plains Indian wars, did so because of their long standing enmity with the Sioux.

Answer 3

This varies among each tribe. The East coast Sioux was the first of the Sioux to encounter the Settlers. However the Europeans was not the first to encounter the Sioux. Desoto was among the first to speak of the sioux. The Saponi tribe was major traders among the Europeans.

Answer 4

They are NATIVE AMERICANS.

DNA analyses shows they originally came from across the Bering strait from Siberia to what is now Alaska and then spread down through what is the united states and Canada

Answer 5

With the arrival of settlers in their territory the Sioux faced many challenges. European settlers brought many new and useful items, such as the horse, firearms and cloth. Unfortunately, they also brought new diseases for which the Sioux had no immunity. Cultural differences caused distrust, leading to numerous clashes and battles.

Treaties were made, then changed, then ignored. The Sioux and other nations were given reservation land to live on, but frequently they were relocated when valuable commodities such as gold were found on their lands.

The Sioux are now settled in the north central United States and central Canada.

Answer 6

The European's relationship was unknown. The Europeans has built a railroad crossing the great Plains. This affected the Sioux Tribe because buffalo was frighten of the trains that passed by, and the buffalo did not go to there regular migration routes. The Sioux's main food resource was buffalo, so the became hungry. Later in the late 1860's, many Sioux died of hunger and the rest was to rot desperately.

Answer 7

they did at the beginning when they met but they setteld to an agrement

Answer 8

It was Indians that came first.

Answer 9

they died