Dakota War and Native American Conflicts

The video covers the history of the Su Wars, starting with early treaties and conflicts, such as the Fort Laramy treaty in 1851. It discusses the Dakota War of 1862, the Dog Warriors' resistance, and Red Cloud's War. The narrative continues with the Black Hills Gold Rush, leading to the Battle of Little Big Horn. The Ghost Dance movement and the Wounded Knee massacre are highlighted, followed by modern protests and the lasting impact of these events.

What was the main purpose of the Fort Laramy treaty signed in 1851?

• To provide military support to the Su tribe

• To end all conflicts between the Su tribe and the US

• To establish territorial boundaries and allow safe passage for travelers

• To grant the Su tribe full ownership of their lands

What triggered the Dakota War of 1862?

• A dispute over hunting rights

• The US government's failure to pay the annuity to the Dakotas

• The discovery of gold in Su lands

• The signing of a new treaty

Who were the Dog Warriors?

• A group of American soldiers

• A peacekeeping force established by the US

• A faction within the Su tribe

• A polyglot of tribes that began raids in Colorado

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

• The Su tribe surrendered immediately after the battle

• The battle ended in a stalemate

• The Su, Cheyenne, and Arapaho defeated the US Army

• The US Army achieved a decisive victory

What was the significance of the Battle of Little Big Horn for the Su tribe?

• It led to immediate peace with the US

• It was a rare victory against the US Army

• It resulted in the signing of a new treaty

• It marked the beginning of their territorial expansion

What was the Ghost Dance movement?

• A dance performed to celebrate peace

• A treaty signed to end the Su Wars

• A cultural movement aimed at regaining lost lands

• A military strategy used by the US Army

What event led to the Wounded Knee Massacre?

• The signing of a new treaty

• The discovery of gold in Su lands

• The US government's belief that the Ghost Dance was a military threat

• A raid by the Su tribe

What was the result of the 1973 standoff at Wounded Knee?

• A peaceful resolution with no casualties

• A prolonged standoff with several shootouts

• Immediate surrender by the protestors

• The rescinding of the Medals of Honor

What was the US Army's response to the Ghost Dance movement?

• They encouraged it as a means of peace

• They used it to negotiate a new treaty

• They saw it as a military threat and acted aggressively

• They ignored it as a harmless cultural practice

What was the outcome of the US Army's actions at Wounded Knee in 1890?

• The signing of a new peace treaty

• A peaceful resolution with the Su tribe

• The immediate end of all conflicts

• A massacre resulting in over 300 deaths