Chapter 18 THE AMERICAN WEST. The Indians of the Great Plains Northern Plains BlackfeetCrowsSioux Southwest Eastern Plains Southwest Eastern Plains.

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Chapter 18 THE AMERICAN WEST

The Indians of the Great Plains Northern Plains BlackfeetCrowsSioux Southwest Eastern Plains Southwest Eastern Plains Kiowas Mandans Kiowas Mandans ComanchesArikaras ComanchesArikaras ApachesPawnees ApachesPawnees Central Plains Central PlainsArapahosCheyennes

The Plains Indians  Nomadic warriors, hunter-gatherers  Buffalo-based economy

Indian-White Relations  Minnesota Uprising  1864 –Sand Creek Massacre.  Red Cloud’s War-Ft. Laramie Treaty  the Great Sioux War  Economic Warfare/ destruction of the buffalo  Reservation system  Assimilation- Dawes Act (1887)  From the Ghost Dance to Wounded Knee (1890)

Mines, Timber, Farms and Ranches  The Mining Frontier (Bonanza #1) The West, the Iron Range  The Cattle Bonanza; the Long Drive, the growth of the Railroads  The Farming Bonanza: The opening of the Great Plains  Timber- Pacific NW- Northern MN and WI, and MI

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