Treaties
Tribes of the Midwest
Seasons
Sioux
Whites in Minnesota
100

why did Indian agents wish to conclude the 1837 treaties away from Minnesota

to avoid the influence of traders. 

100

Sioux Tribe of Minnesota. Occupied the southern portion of the state. 

Dakota
100

How were the seasons of the Dakota different than our traditional seasons. 

Spring and Fall were only one moon(month) 

100

Group of Northern Plains Natives that share language, culture, and religion. Range from Wisconsin to Montana. 

Sioux Nation

100

Group of individuals who worked for the U.S government to ensure peace and achieve goals of the U.S 

Indian Agents

200

1805 treaty that ceded land needed for fort Snelling. 

Zebulon pike treaty. 

200

Northern Algonquin speaking tribe of Minnesota. Historic rivals to the Dakota. Lived in the northern portion of the State. 

Ojibwa, Chippewa, Anishinabe  

200
Season where the Dakota would gather in larger villages along major rivers. Would meet with other villages and play, trade, and exchange news. 

Summer

200

What are the three groups that make up the Sioux Nation

Dakota (Santee Sioux), Nakota (Yanktons), Lakota

200

Whites in the area who wished to use their influence to convert Natives to Christianity 

Missionaries

300

Treaty that gave ceded all portions of Dakota Land east of the the Mississippi River

Treaty of 1837

300

Tribes to the south of the Dakota who would occasionally have conflicts with the Dakota over hunting grounds

Sac, Fox, Iowas

300

Season where the Dakota would leave their larger villages and go hunt the backwater regions of their territory. 

Fall

300
What are the bands that make up the Santee Sioux (Dakota) Name at least 3

Mdewakanton, Wahpeton, Wahpekute, Sisseton

300

Individuals who wished to use the area to create profit. 

Traders
400

First of a series of treaties made between Midwest tribes and the U.S. Made to create artificial boundaries and create a perpetual peace. Confirmed the land losses in 1805 treaty

Praire Du Chien 1825

400

Group of Sioux that lived along the western border of current day Minnesota 

Nakota, (Yankton Sioux)

400

Season where the Dakota would split up with men going to hunt muskrats and women going to make maple sugar, and syrup. 

spring

400

How many Mdewakanton summer villages were there along the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers by the time of contact between the Dakota and Americans? 

6

400

Head of the Minnesota branch of the American Fur Trade

Henry H. Sibley

500

Treaty that created the 'Wabasha reservation' for mixed ancestor people, and cleared up issues with the Sac and Fox

Prairie Du Chein 1830

500

Group of Iowa natives who famously fought the Blackhawk war against U.S expansion. 

Sac and Fox

500

Season where the Dakota would return near their summer villages and live off their reserves from previous seasons. If they need to supplement their diets they would by fishing and trade. 

winter

500

What village would grow during the 19th century and be a hub of trade near present day St. Paul 

Kapoza

500

First governor of Minnesota Territory. Would be the negotiator for the 1851 Traverse De Sioux and Mendota Treaties. 

Alexander Ramsey