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The Sioux spent this period warring with the settlers repeatedly trying to determine whose land it was.
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The United States established the Sioux's
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Extended to Milliken and into Sioux lands.
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Hunt Sioux bison and ruining hunting grounds which were necessary for Sioux lives.
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Signed at Fort Laramie, Wyoming.
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Is found in South Dakota which makes settlers flock to Sioux area and break Fort Laramie Treaty.
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Takes place in which the Sioux lost while killing many.
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Ends with many casualties.
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was fought over the desire for gold in which the Sioux won by also killing General George Custer.
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Of the Black Hills.
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Reneged the land of the Black Hills which breached the Fort Laramie Treaty.
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Signed to give Sioux six reservations but not what was wanted by Sioux.
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Sioux retaliated against settlers for breaking the Great Sioux Agreement; this led to hundreds of deaths.
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Spend this time debating the land and who it belongs to.
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Sioux ask Congress for their land back, but the Supreme Court declines.
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By the United States Court of Claims.
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Congress established the Indian Claims Commission.
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Holds to protest the living conditions of Sioux homes.
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Amends the Indian Claims Commission Act in 1978, removing the judicial bar.
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Gives the Sioux their land in South Dakota, North Dakota, and other states and $17.1 million.
