'Crazy horse' presentation slideshows

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T2.2-Riding a Crazy Horse to a Burning Stable

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Sioux Mission Trip

Sioux Mission Trip. Why?. Provide a Spiritual Growth Experience Love as a Servant Live as a Friend Learn as a Follower Lead as a Guide. Where Are We Going?. 2013 Sioux Nation South Dakota. 2011 & 2012 Navajo Nation Arizona. 2010 Eureka Springs, Arkansas. 2009 Tampa,

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The West

The West. The West. A._______________for Westward Migration ___________ Factors farmers, ex-slaves (______________), workers looking for new start after Civil War a. _______________/ethnic groups looking for new start i . _________________( Joseph Smith ). The West.

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Microsoft Word Special Feature 3

Microsoft Word Special Feature 3. Creating a Blog Post. Objectives. Create a new blog post Crop a picture Change the shape of a picture Insert a blog category Display the Web page associated with your blog Publish a blog post. Plan Ahead. Create a blog account on the Web

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Westward Expansion

Westward Expansion. The ultimate testament to Manifest Destiny!. Crazy Horse monument, Black Hills, SD. Custer was on sacred land that was given to the Native Americans. General Custer and his 250 men were looking for gold in the Black Hills (S. Dakota)

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Moving Your Mountain

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Changes on the Western Frontier

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Native American Biography

Native American Biography. Black Elk. Seattle. "The President in Washington sends word that he wishes to buy our land. But how can you buy or sell the sky? the land? The idea is strange to us. If we do not own the freshness of the air and the sparkle of the water, how can you buy them?

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Ch.13 Sec 2

Ch.13 Sec 2. Page 458 Travois reservation Sitting bull . People of the Plains. After the Civil War 360,000 Native Americans lived on the Great Plains Native Americans hunted buffalo for food and clothing. . Broken Treaties. U.S. treaties promised to safeguard Native American lands.

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The Western Crossroads

The Western Crossroads. Chapter 14 Page 424-455. 14.1- Native American Resistance. A. Indian country. Plains/West (KS, CO, ND, SD, MO, MT, OK) We move all of the Native Americans to reservations ? Bureau of Indian Affairs est. 1824. B. Years of Struggle. Sand Creek, CO.

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The Battle of Little Big Horn (1876)

The Battle of Little Big Horn (1876). By Henry Minning, Niko Henry, Jack Wilson, Mike Golkow. Cause of the Battle. In 1874, gold was discovered in the Black Hills of Dakota, Land given to the Lakota Tribes.

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Cultures Clash on the Prairie terms

Cultures Clash on the Prairie terms. Great plains Treaty of Fort Laramie Sitting Bull George A. Custer Assimilation Dawes Act Battle of Wounded Knee Longhorn Chisholm Trail Long Drive. How did the discovery of gold affect settlement of the west?.

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Microsoft PowerPoint on South Dakota History Standard 9-12.US.2.1

Microsoft PowerPoint on South Dakota History Standard 9-12.US.2.1. By Tyler Severson. Standard and Supporting Skills. Content Standard: 9-12.US.2.1 Supporting Skills: Students are able to describe the causes and effects of interactions between the U.S. government and Native American cultures.

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Crazy Horse

Crazy Horse. Who was Crazy Horse ?. Crazy Horse was a Sioux Indian .But not just any India ,He was a hero ,a mentor ,a person to look up to. Crazy Horse was a man of few words ,but he was all of this because he was a fearless warrior who led his men to what ever was needed to stay a tribe.

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Landowners VS Native Americans

Landowners VS Native Americans. What were the effects of westward expansion on the American Indians of the Great Plains?. Reduction of the buffalo. Indians depended on buffalo and used every part. Landowners killed buffalo for fun. . Changes in government policy.

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Native American Ledger Art

Native American Ledger Art. Courtesy of the National Anthropological Archives. Native American Ledger Art. Pictographic art Prehistoric art style first used on rocks and animal skins. Later drawn in journals procured from the white traders and trappers.

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Ch. 18-3 Notes Native American Struggles

Ch. 18-3 Notes Native American Struggles . Mrs. Manley . Following the buffalo . Plains Indians including the Sioux lived nomadic lives Nomadic- travelling vast distances following their main source of food Buffalo was their main source of food. They also used buffalo hides, bones, etc.

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Native American Research Project

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