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Looking at general topics related to the film Dances With Wolves Looking at general topics related to the film

Sioux Lifestyle For centuries the plains were home to several tribes of Native Americans. Horse introduced by Europeans Nomadic lifestyle Followed herds of buffalo from one hunting ground to the next. They lived in extended family networks and had a close relationship with nature.

Sioux Territory Extended into the Dakotas, Nebraska, and Wyoming

Why go out west??? Manifest Destiny California Gold Rush! Population increase in Eastern America Adventure

What happens to the Sioux? By the year 1860, the U.S gov. had built roads and forts on the Sioux land In 1877-1879 the Sioux Indians were put under U.S. control Wounded Knee By 1890 the Sioux Indians found their previous life destroyed, the Buffalo gone, themselves cramped in small reservations