How did the federal government's policy toward the Indians change after 1870? - ANS -It promoted breaking up Indian Nations and negotiating with agreements
In 1887, the Dawes Severalty Act - ANS -Dissolved tribal owne
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How did the federal government's policy toward the Indians change after 1870? - ANS -It promoted breaking up Indian Nations and negotiating with agreements
In 1887, the Dawes Severalty Act - ANS -Dissolved tribal ownership of land and gave specified amounts of land to each individual Indian
The unassigned lands were the first lands in Oklahoma opened to white settlers. - ANS -true
The mixed-blood Cherokee who first proposed the Unassigned Lands for settlement was - ANS -Elias C. Boudinot
This act threatened to abolish Tribal governments and make everyone in Indian territory subject to Federal Law - ANS -Curtis Act
This reek leader led a rebellion against the allotment assignments - ANS -Chitto Jarjo
People demanding the opening of lands in Indian Territory in the late 1800's when western land was open to settlement - ANS -Boomers
The Prince of Boomers: Leader of the settlement movement in Oklahoma. He was repeatedly kicked out of OK lands and eventually arrested. - ANS -David L Payne
Legislation that allowed for the opening of the unassigned Lands for non-indian settlement - ANS -Indian Appropriations Act
Date of the first Oklahoma Land Run - ANS -April 22, 1889
Land in Indian Territory was dispersed in the following ways - ANS -lottery, land runs, and auction
The last area in Oklahoma Territory opened to settlement was - ANS -Big Pasture
Which of the following is not true of the Homestead Act? - ANS -Homesteaders had to live on lands for 3 years in order to own the claim outright.
Pressure to open lands in Indian Territory came from all but one of the following groups. Which group did not support the opening of the lands? - ANS -Cattle Ranchers
Which came first? - ANS -Homestead act
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