2. The Osage Trade by Oklahoma Artist Charles Banks Wilson.
Unit 3
Settlement
The Osage Trade by Oklahoma Artist Charles Banks Wilson.

3. The Reconstruction Treaties The Senecas and the Shawnees
Chapter 10
The Western Indians
The Reconstruction Treaties
The Senecas and the Shawnees
The Quopaws
The Stokes Commission
The Omnibus Treaty
Other Groups
The Modocs
The Nez Percé

4. The Western Indians Indian Territory Lands for Goods and Services
Chapter 10
The Western Indians
Indian Territory
Lands for Goods and Services
The Leased District
Sand Creek Massacre and Retaliation
Public Outrage
Medicine Lodge Peace Council
Broken Promises
Prejudice

5. The Western Indians Treaty Violations Battle of the Washita
Chapter 10
The Western Indians
Treaty Violations
Battle of the Washita
Conquering the Indians
Extinction of the Buffalo
Peace on the Northern Plains
Geronimo
Americanization and Reservations

6. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
Discuss the attempts of the Nez Perce’ to avoid removal.
What did the United States Government do to compensate the tribes for the large parcels of land ceded to the government?
What was the “leased district” and how was it used?
How did the buffalo play a role in the hostilities between the Indians and the white men?

7. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
Who were the signing parties to the Treaty of Medicine Lodge Creek and what was the treaty to accomplish?
Describe the Sand Creek Massacre. Give the names of the leaders in the event.
Why did the government move the Nez Percé back to the Northwest?
Tell about the Battle of the Washita; be sure to include the names of the leaders in the event.

8. Cheyenne-Arapaho camp on the North Canadian River near
the Fort Reno-Darlington area.

9. Chief Joseph

11. Quanah Parker

12. George Armstrong Custer’s camp in Pictured here are Captain Tom W. Custer, Mrs. Elizabeth Bacon Custer, Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer, Dr. Dunbar, Mollie McIntosh (standing), Mrs. Algernon E. Smith (seated).

13. Geronimo

14. The original site of the Battle of the Washita has now been reclaimed
The original site of the Battle of the Washita has now been reclaimed. A trail around the area starts at the visitors’ center. The site is now under the supervision of the National Park Service.

15. American Bison

16. General George Armstrong Custer
Colonel John Chivington