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Which Indian tribe were victorious at the battle of little big horn?
General Sitting Bull and his Lieutenant Crazy Horse.
What agreement did the Dakota Sioux make with the US government?
The Sioux had agreed to live on a reservation in exchange for annuities, or annual payments from the government.
How many people the Navajo tribe are left today?
There are about 150,000 Sioux. Some live in white towns and cities, some on the reservations, what is left of their country. Only 14% can speak their own language, which was not allowed to be taught at school till 1978!! Hope this helped youuu=)
From what region of the US did the Cherokee tribe originate?
Oklahoma.
When and where was the Iroquois tribe confronted by removal or conflict with the US?
when and where was the iroquois tribe confronted by removal or conflict with the United States?
How was the Sioux tribe affected by the US government land claims?
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What was one Indian tribe in the US?
One large tribe is called the Sioux - divided into several other tribes like Lakota and Dakota.
What year did the Sioux settle in the US?
The Sioux have been in north America as long as any other tribe.
What was the Sioux Indians number one dance?
The Sioux have many dances none of which we consider number one. Some may refer to the Ghost Dance which we participated in, but that was not a traditional Sioux dance as many other plains tribe participated in it. It was brought to us by a Paiute.
Did the Sioux tribe have any relations with the US government?
yes they did. they wanted toasters. but the government wouldn't give them any. so they killed all of them
Which Indian tribe were victorious at the battle of little big horn?
General Sitting Bull and his Lieutenant Crazy Horse.
Did the Sioux tribe try to rebel when the us army forced them into reservations?
Yes, it led to the Battle of the Little Big Horn and eventually to Wounded Knee.
What are Dakotas?
There are several definitions of "Dakotas". The Dakota are a North American Indian tribe, also known as Sioux. Dakota is a Siouan language spoken by the Dakota and the Assiniboin Indians. Dakota was the name of a US Territory which became the US states of North Dakota and South Dakota. Collectively, North Dakota and South Dakota are known as "the Dakotas".
In what part of the US did the Sioux tribe used to live in and what were they?
The majority lived in the areas of North/South Dakota, Minnesota area etc, and they were nomads, wandering around places to search for food.
In what year did the Sioux become US citizens?
The east coast Sioux became citizens about as soon as the first Europeans. The earliest records in north America show Sioux Indians owning land and paying taxes. So it would be the same as the Europeans. Most Sioux was listed as Mulatto or Person of free color in the first American records. Virginia government records show the Sioux paying taxes and owning land on the first records.
What started the battle of wounded knee?
A deaf tribe member of the Sioux tribe didn't understand that the US 7th Calvary wanted to disarm them so he thought that they were trying to harm him and he refused to give up his weapon so the Calvary fired and that got the war started
What do you say to friends of friends at a party?
start of with a hello that would be a start, then once that is done go into the conversation about how you became friends with your friend! VOTE FOR US!
