Native American History and Policies

The video discusses the arrival of settlers in Texas, leading to the westward push of the frontier and conflicts between Anglo settlers and Native Americans. Quanah Parker, a Comanche warrior, resisted Anglo settlement. Military clashes ensued, and reservations were established. Despite government promises, Native Americans faced struggles due to inadequate supplies. The U.S. government took a stronger stance, leading to the end of tribal life for Native Texans.

What was the primary reason settlers moved to Texas, leading to a clash with Native Americans?

• To establish trade routes

• To find gold

• To escape from the law

• To make their homes

What was the impact of Anglo settlements on Native American life?

• Increased cultural exchange

• Formation of new alliances

• Improved trade relations

• Destruction of the native way of life

Who was Quanah Parker's mother, and what was her background?

• A famous settler

• A government official

• An Anglo woman captured by natives

• A Native American chief's daughter

What was the outcome of the clashes at Adobe Walls?

• A peace treaty was signed

• Federal troops were defeated

• Native Americans gained new territory

• Native Texans and federal troops clashed

What was the government's promise to Native Americans when establishing reservations?

• To provide education

• To ensure freedom of movement

• To supply food

• To offer land ownership

What was Kiowa Chief Satanta's stance on the treaty?

• He supported it

• He negotiated changes

• He spoke against it

• He was indifferent

Who were the Buffalo Soldiers, and what was their role?

• Native American warriors defending their land

• African-American soldiers protecting settlers

• Federal troops fighting in the Civil War

• Anglo settlers expanding westward

What role did Governor Richard Koch play in frontier defense?

• He built new forts

• He called out the Texas Rangers

• He led the federal troops

• He negotiated with Native Americans

What strategy did the U.S. government adopt to deal with Native Americans?

• Provide economic incentives

• Integrate them into settler communities

• Eliminate the buffalo and drive natives onto reservations

• Negotiate peace treaties

What was the ultimate fate of the tribal life of Native Texans?

• It was preserved

• It was transformed

• It was strengthened

• It was no more