Chapter 10: The Ghost Dance - CKLA Unit 6 Native Americans - Suzanne Schultz | Library

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What is Wounded Knee Creek known for in history?

It was a popular trading place.

It was the site of the Wounded Knee Massacre.

A peace treaty was signed there.

Gold was discovered there.

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A soldier in the Seventh Cavalry

A government agent

A U.S. president

A Lakota chief who fought in wars but later worked for peace

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They did not want to farm.

The land was too crowded.

They refused help from the government.

The land was poor and hard to grow crops on.

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A spiritual leader who taught the Ghost Dance

A leader of Native American soldiers

A famous Native American chief

A pioneer explorer of the West

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To prepare for war

To protect land from settlers

To celebrate a holiday

To reconnect with ancestors and bring hope

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Because he feared the Ghost Dance might lead to war

To sign a treaty

To deliver supplies

To help with farming

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Both sides agreed to negotiate.

The Lakota attacked first.

The soldiers retreated peacefully.

A shot was fired, leading to gunfire.

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It marked the final major conflict between the Lakota and the U.S. Army.

It ended all wars in the United States.

It started a new war in Europe.

It created a new reservation for Native Americans.