Lesson Objectives To identify the key reasons why the Whites wanted to move to the Plains by 1850 To analyse the key points of the Fort Laramie Treaty.

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What does this source suggest about Indian and White attitudes towards land by 1854?

Lesson Objectives To identify the key reasons why the Whites wanted to move to the Plains by 1850 To analyse the key points of the Fort Laramie Treaty in 1851 and how it reflected land policy towards the Indians To explain the process of Concentration and how the whites moved onto Indian land  

What was the Permanent Indian Frontier? In 1832, the US Government granted the Native Americans the Great Plains This was to belong to them forever The whites had no interest – referred to it as the Great American Desert However...this would change for a number of reasons and ultimately led to the struggle for the Plains

The West The East The Great Plains P.I.F, 1832 Mountain Men, 1820s and 30s Oregon First Farmers, 1830s and 1840s 49ers 1840s Mormons 1840s California Homesteaders, 1850s, 1862 - Cattlemen 1860s 1851 – First Fort Laramie Treaty 1868 – Second Fort Laramie Treaty

What implications will the Fort Laramie Treaties have on the Native American way of life?

What was the cycle of conflict?

Would the Fort Laramie treaty lead to a lasting peace? Why? What were the most important and least important reasons why there was conflict between the whites and the Native Americans? Would the Fort Laramie treaty lead to a lasting peace? Why?