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Native American's way of life began to change, they aquired horses and guns, making traveling and hunting more efficient.
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Tribes left farms to roam the plains and hunt buffalo.
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An act was passed that designated the entire great plains as one enormous reservation.
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These treaties defined boundaries for each tribe on the Great Plains.
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Drew tens of thousands of miners to the region.
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The war-ior Crazy Horse ambushed Captain William J. Fetterman and his company at Lodge Trail Ridge and over 80 soldiers were killed.
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Sioux Tribe agreed to live on a reservation along the Mississippi River. The treaty was forced on the Sioux because the leader, Sitting Bull, had never signed it.
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Killed over 150 Native Americans, mostly women and childern under General S.R. Curtis' commands.