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1 Ch. 19-4 “A Way of Life Ends” Goals:
Summarize the major conflicts between the Western Native American tribes and the US. 2. Evaluate the actions of the US government during the years of Westward Expansion

2 Broken Promises Fort Laramie Treaty (When?) Who? Where? What? Why?
Result?

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5 Chivington Massacre Why is it called a “massacre”?

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7 Learning American Ways
Why was this a desired outcome?

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10 Reservations and Loss of Buffalo
Purpose of reservations? Problems with reservations? Effects of no buffalo?

11 Final Battles Battle of Little Bighorn Chief Joseph- Geronimo- Where?
Who? Results? Chief Joseph- Geronimo-

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15 Wounded Knee Ghost Dance & Sitting Bull Describe the event…

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17 Dawes Act When? What? Results?

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19 National Grange & Farmer’s Alliance
Farmers Take Action National Grange & Farmer’s Alliance Cooperative- Wholesale- Populist Party and the Election of 1896

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