SV 6th Grade -- US-Dakota War of 1862

VOCAB: Dakota who adopted some European American ways such as farming.

• Internment Camp

• Farm Dakota

• Exile

• Traditional Dakota

VOCAB: A US Government field office

• Agency
• Exile
• Traditional Dakota
• Farm Dakota

VOCAB: Dakota who wanted to maintain their culture.

• Internment Camp
• Exile
• Traditional Dakota
• Farm Dakota

VOCAB: To force a person or group to leave their country or homeland.

• Agency
• Internment Camp
• Exile
• Farm Dakota

VOCAB: A place where civilians, prisoners of war and/or political prisoners are held.

• Internment Camp
• Farm Dakota
• Agency
• Exile

CAUSES: This group operated stores on the reservation

• Traditional Dakota
• Farm Dakota
• Traders
• Missionaries

CAUSES: All of the following statements support the fact that the Dakota were pressured to give up their traditional way of life except:

• The Dakota were pressured to dress and style their hair like the European Americans.
• The traditional Dakota's homeland was greatly reduced due to the signing of treaties.
• The US government gave extra food and help to the Traditional Dakota.
• Missionaries tried to convert the Dakota to Christianity.

CAUSES: The missionaries supported the Dakota in all of the following ways except:

• They learned the language.
• They often spoke up for them. They believed the Dakota should keep their traditional ways.
• They lived among the Dakota.
• They believed the Dakota should keep their traditional ways.

CAUSES: What was the cause of the U.S. Dakota War of 1862?

• food supply was short
• annuities were late or not paid at all
• traders refused to give food on credit
• All the above

CAUSES: The traders' behavior contributed to the rising tensions leading up to the US - Dakota War in which of the following ways.

• Traders would not give the Dakota food or supplies unless they received their annuities.
• They shut down the credit system.
• Traders like Andrew Myrick insulted the Dakota.
• All of the above.