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The government forces Natives off their land for new settlers.
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The Natives were forced to travel to Indian Territory/present day Oklahoma on foot. Thousands of Natives died traveling due to poor conditions.
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A dispute of slaves' freedom between the Union, north, and Confederacy, south, in the United States. The Natives sided with the Confederacy to keep slaves.
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Treaty for Natives after the Civil War that abolished slavery. Natives have less control as the settlers build railroads and let cattlemen travel.
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This divided the Indian Territory into individual pieces of land for the Natives to have personal ownership. It was an assimilation tactic.
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Native land that was opened for sale to new settlers in where they would run or ride to claim the land.
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A good step for the Natives to have control of their government and land, but it was not enough to undo the damages of assimilation.