In 1858, this area was cut in half after

a treaty was signed in Washington D.C.

A U.S. government field office

_____________, a Dakota chief,

felt conflicted about going to war and said:

“I am not a coward and will die with you”

Indian agent in 1862 at Upper and Lower Sioux Agencies who distributed annuities

A trader who had two stores.

He dismissed Dakota appeals for food in August 1862 and said,

“If they are hungry, let them eat grass.”

Missionary who participated in the treaty of 1851 and helped to develop a small group of Dakota farmers

Town where 4 young Dakota men killed 5 white settlers in an argument over eggs on Aug. 17, 1862.

This conflict is the spark that ignites the war.

This German community was nearly destroyed after two battles,

2,000 residents were evacuated.

This location was attacked by Dakota.

After 3 days of fighting, the Dakota retreated.

This person led 1,400 soldiers to fight the Dakota and end the conflict.

They conducted the trials of the 303 sentenced the Dakota in 39 days.

This person came to the defense of the 303 accused Dakota during the trials and asked President Lincoln to show mercy.

This person reviewed the trial cases and lowered the number to be executed from 303 to 39 and signed off on the execution.

Which of the following is NOT true about the US-Dakota War?

Which of the following is NOT true about the US--Dakota War?

The largest mass execution in US history took place in Mankato, Minnesota.

On what day were the Dakota men hanged?

What were the executed Dakota men known as?

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

1,700 Dakota were forced from the Lower Sioux Agency to this location in 1862:

How many Dakota died over the long winter of 1862 in the internment camp?

Forced to leave one’s country or homeland:

In March of 1863, Congress declared Dakota reservations to be sold and Dakota people removed from Minnesota. Where were they sent?

The secret word for chapter 9: