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Wounded Knee Massacre Result. Government’s mistreatment of native americans. On the morning of 29 december 1890, while the soldiers were disarming the sioux at wounded knee creek, a rifle went off and the troops surrounding the sioux encampment opened fire. Army troops, and it could be viewed as the end of the plains wars. In february 1973, activists with the american indian movement seized and occupied the site for 71 days to protest the u.s. The massacre of hundreds of native americans at wounded knee in south dakota on december 29, 1890, marked a particularly tragic milestone in american history. On december 29, the u.s. Soldier and a shot was fired, although it’s unclear from which side. Though they fought back, the lakota were at a numerical disadvantage and were outgunned, especially by. It broke any organized resistance to reservation life and assimilation to white american culture, although american indian activists renewed public attention to the massacre during a 1973 occupation of the site. The massacre was the climax of the u.s. Army’s 7th cavalry surrounded a band of ghost dancers under big foot, a lakota sioux chief, near wounded knee creek and demanded they surrender their weapons. As that was happening, a fight broke out between an indian and a u.s. The killing of mostly unarmed men, women, and children, was the last major encounter between the sioux and u.s. The standoff resulted in the deaths of two native americans.

Army troops, and it could be viewed as the end of the plains wars. Though they fought back, the lakota were at a numerical disadvantage and were outgunned, especially by. As that was happening, a fight broke out between an indian and a u.s. The killing of mostly unarmed men, women, and children, was the last major encounter between the sioux and u.s. Soldier and a shot was fired, although it’s unclear from which side. Army’s 7th cavalry surrounded a band of ghost dancers under big foot, a lakota sioux chief, near wounded knee creek and demanded they surrender their weapons. In february 1973, activists with the american indian movement seized and occupied the site for 71 days to protest the u.s. The massacre was the climax of the u.s. The standoff resulted in the deaths of two native americans. On the morning of 29 december 1890, while the soldiers were disarming the sioux at wounded knee creek, a rifle went off and the troops surrounding the sioux encampment opened fire.

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Wounded Knee Massacre Result Army’s 7th cavalry surrounded a band of ghost dancers under big foot, a lakota sioux chief, near wounded knee creek and demanded they surrender their weapons. The standoff resulted in the deaths of two native americans. Army’s 7th cavalry surrounded a band of ghost dancers under big foot, a lakota sioux chief, near wounded knee creek and demanded they surrender their weapons. As that was happening, a fight broke out between an indian and a u.s. The killing of mostly unarmed men, women, and children, was the last major encounter between the sioux and u.s. The massacre was the climax of the u.s. Though they fought back, the lakota were at a numerical disadvantage and were outgunned, especially by. On december 29, the u.s. The massacre of hundreds of native americans at wounded knee in south dakota on december 29, 1890, marked a particularly tragic milestone in american history. Army troops, and it could be viewed as the end of the plains wars. In february 1973, activists with the american indian movement seized and occupied the site for 71 days to protest the u.s. It broke any organized resistance to reservation life and assimilation to white american culture, although american indian activists renewed public attention to the massacre during a 1973 occupation of the site. On the morning of 29 december 1890, while the soldiers were disarming the sioux at wounded knee creek, a rifle went off and the troops surrounding the sioux encampment opened fire. Soldier and a shot was fired, although it’s unclear from which side. Government’s mistreatment of native americans.