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Crazy Horse Crazy Horse, the great Sioux war chief, is mostly known for his contribution in the victory over General George Custer at the Little Big Horn. In fact, he came out on the winning end many times. He also lived a relatively short life. crazy horse • sitting bull • sioux • cheyenne • red cloud
Willa Cather's Childhood in Red Cloud, Nebraska Willa Cather was not born in Red Cloud, but the years she spent in the small Nebraska town provided inspiration for some of her best-known novels about prairie life. willa cather biography • willa cather childhood • willa cather home • willa cather works • red cloud nebraska
Crazy Horse and Black Buffalo Woman From his youth, Crazy Horse desired Black Buffalo Woman. However, the power alliances with Chief Red Cloud prevented them from marrying upon adulthood. crazy horse and black buffalo woman • no water and oglala's strange man grapple to marry • sioux tribal political ties and red cloud • no water's treachery and black buffalo woman • crazy horse and black buffalo woman elope
Bozeman Forts Burned The Bozeman Trail is created and the military builds forts along it. Red Cloud and Crazy Horse lead attacks against these forts. Immigrants bring in small pox and measles bozeman trail • red cloud • crazy horse • american history • sioux
Carlisle Indian School In Cumberland County, Pennsylvania is a school that changed the lives of many American Indians. Instead of learning the Indian culture the U.S. stripped the culture. tribes • treaties • geronimo • pratt • carlisle
The American West by Dee Brown Brown focuses on three areas of the western movement: Native Americans, settlers, and ranchers. He begins his first chapter with a quote from a letter written in 1838. the american west by dee brown • moving spirit of western migration • the western edge and the great divide • treeless plains • where buffalo roam
Willa Cather Willa Cather is strongly associated with the midwest. Her childhood years formed the setting and inspiration for My Antonia, O Pioneers! and other famous works. wllla cather • my antonia • o pioneers • plains authors • midwest authors
A Sioux Love Story, part 5 Crazy Horse had known Black Buffalo Woman ever since they had been children. Now grown up, he falls in love with her and proceeds to woo her. While he is away on a war party another steals her away from him. crazy horse • red cloud • curly • sioux • oglala
The Gold Rushes Gold is discovered in Colorado, Nevada, Idaho, and Montana. Forts along Bozeman Trail cause Indian uprise. the gold rushes • colorado gold rush • idaho gold rush • montana gold rush • nevada gold rush
A Sioux Love Story, part 1 Crazy Horse had known Black Buffalo Woman ever since they had been children. Now grown up, he falls in love with her and proceeds to woo her. While he is away on a war party another steals her away from him. crazy horse • red cloud • curly • sioux • oglala
A Sioux Love Story, part 2 Crazy Horse had known Black Buffalo Woman ever since they had been children. Now grown up, he falls in love with her and proceeds to woo her. While he is away on a war party another steals her away from him. crazy horse • red cloud • curly • sioux • oglala
A Sioux Love Story, part 3 Crazy Horse had known Black Buffalo Woman ever since they had been children. Now grown up, he falls in love with her and proceeds to woo her. While he is away on a war party another steals her away from him. crazy horse • red cloud • curly • sioux • oglala
A Sioux Love Story, part 4 Crazy Horse had known Black Buffalo Woman ever since they had been children. Now grown up, he falls in love with her and proceeds to woo her. While he is away on a war party another steals her away from him. crazy horse • red cloud • curly • sioux • oglala
A Sioux Love Story, part 6 Crazy Horse had known Black Buffalo Woman ever since they had been children. Now grown up, he falls in love with her and proceeds to woo her. While he is away on a war party another steals her away from him. crazy horse • red cloud • curly • sioux • oglala
Forts of the West, An Introduction In time, numerous forts stretched across the west. Many of them are noted in the history of the American west because of battles involving them or that they were the location important treaties being signed. The names of some of these forts have become well known through out annuls of American Western history while today the names of so many of them are not now familiar to other than the most devoted historian. This series will attempts to bring to life many of these locations, both noted and obscure. laramie • wyoming • leavenworth • kansas • fort kearny
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John Bratt's Trails of Yesterday This autobiography tells the story of a real life cattle driver in western Nebraska, Wyoming, and the Dakota Territories during the latter part of the 1800s. john bratt • trails of yesterday • cowboys life in midwestern u.s. • cattle drives in nebraska • dakota territories
Many Natives Fight at Rosebud . . . like bees swarming out of a hive battle of the rosebud • sitting bull • crazy horse • general george crook • like bees swarming out of a hive
The Cow or the Buffalo Traffic along the westward trails increase. Buffalo killed to subdue the Indians. Towns established in the west. the cow or the buffalo • west not big enough for both • traffic on the western trails • fort laramie wyoming • oregon trail
Whiteclay Still Vexes Lakota 10 Years After Riot Whiteclay, Neb., remains an enabler of Oglala Sioux alcoholism 10 years after the deaths of two Lakota men on its outskirts and a subsequent riot. whiteclay nebraska • oglala sioux tribe • pine ridge indian reservation • black elk and hard heart deaths • 1999 whiteclay riot
Why Are Sunsets and Sunrises Red? Small particles in the atmosphere scattering light cause both sunsets and sunrises to be red. red sunset • red sunrise • rayleigh scattering • scattering light • why are sunsets red
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Catching Dreams - Part II
Part II of the Dream Catcher series. dreams • native american • navajo culture • southwest art • navajo art
The Boy Sitting Bull Sitting Bull’s was born sometime around March of 1831 near the Ree River, now called Grand River on the Northern Plains of America. As a Lakota Sioux, he was born into the Hunkpapa clan. But as an infant he was not called Sitting Bull. At the time, that named belonged to his father. sitting bull • sioux • lakota • hunkpapa • wakantanka
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Yogananda's Vanishing Bubbles Worldly things are like bubbles in the sea; they mysteriously appear, prance around for a brief moment, and then are gone. This speaker dramatizes their brief sojourn. paramahansa yogananda • vanishing bubbles • songs of the soul • maya • law of conservation of energy
Zane Grey, part 2 In 1902 Grey’s article on fishing, “A Day on the Delaware,” was published. The following year he self-published <I>Betty Zane. </I> The book, being part fiction and part actual history, concerned his grandfather, Colonel Zane, and the colonel’s sister, Betty. The success of the book meant the blessed end of Zane’s dentistry career. grey • zane • betty • delaware • western
Sitting Bull Sitting Bull was one of the most respected chiefs of the Sioux tribe. His band was the last to submit to life on a reservation. This article tells the story of how he got his name and his rise to leadership of his people. sioux • sitting bull • cheyenne • crow • arapaho
The American Bashkir Curly The modern Curly comes from a varied history that includes wild herds, conquistadors, Native Americans, and perhaps Russian immigrants and Norse sailors. curly • bashkir curly • spinning • yarn • cloth |
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