After Bighorn

What was the outcome of the Battle of Little Big Horn for the Lakota?

• They gained significant territory.

• They were forced onto reservations or killed.

• They formed an alliance with the British.

• They received protection from the American Government.

What happened to the Black Hills within a year of the Battle of Little Big Horn?

• They were returned to the Lakota.

• They were permanently in the hands of the Whites.

• They became a neutral territory.

• They were abandoned by both sides.

What was the purpose of the reservations according to the Government?

• To provide luxury living for the Indians.

• To keep the Indians away from White farmers and miners.

• To create a new Indian nation.

• To allow Indians to continue their traditional lifestyle.

What was the Ghost Dance based on?

• The teachings of Sitting Bull.

• The ideas of a Paiute Indian named Wovoka.

• The traditions of the Lakota.

• The beliefs of the American Government.

What did the dancers of the Ghost Dance wear that they believed would stop bullets?

• A special hat.

• A special shirt.

• A special pair of shoes.

• A special necklace.

What was the fate of Sitting Bull during the Ghost Dance movement?

• He led the Ghost Dance.

• He was killed by soldiers.

• He escaped to Canada.

• He joined the American Government.

What happened to Big Foot and his band at Wounded Knee?

• They successfully escaped to Red Cloud's reservation.

• They were killed by the Army's artillery.

• They surrendered and were spared.

• They joined forces with the American Government.

What was the outcome of the Battle of Little Big Horn for the Lakota?

• They gained significant territory.

• They were forced onto reservations or killed.

• They formed an alliance with the British.

• They received protection from the American Government.

What happened to the Black Hills within a year of the Battle of Little Big Horn?

• They were returned to the Lakota.

• They were permanently in the hands of the Whites.

• They became a neutral territory.

• They were abandoned by both sides.

What was the purpose of the reservations according to the Government?

• To provide luxury living for the Indians.

• To keep the Indians away from White farmers and miners.

• To integrate Indians into White society.

• To create a new Indian nation.