federal

Question 1

1824 law

Answer 1

Bureau of Indian Affairs

Question 2

who created the Bureau of Indian Affairs

Answer 2

Secretary John C. Calhoun

Question 3

aim of the bureau of indian affairs

Answer 3

the us war department controlling indian communities
in charge of resolving disputes between NA and USA

Question 4

1830 law

Answer 4

indian removal act

Question 5

indian removal act

Answer 5

first law allowing the removal and isolation of NA by relocating them to oklahoma

Question 5

what happened to those who resisted the indian removal act

Answer 5

forced to sign treaties that gave away large amounts of land

Question 6

1851 law

Answer 6

indian approprations act

Question 7

what was the indian appropriations act

Answer 7

first NA reservations were authorised

Question 8

issue with the indian appropriations act by the 19th century

Answer 8

poor quality of life

Question 9

what did the federal government by 19th century
-indians appropriations act

Answer 9

switch to a new policy based on forced assimilation rather than concentration and isolation

Question 10

1887 law

Answer 10

dawes act

Question 11

what was the dawes act

Answer 11

gave small plots on land to individual tribe members

Question 12

aim of dawes act

Answer 12

encourage NA to become farmers to help assimilation

Question 13

how was the dawes act carried out

Answer 13

through alloted land

Question 14

when were the boarding schools established

Answer 14

1879

Question 15

first boarding school name

Answer 15

carlisle indian school

Question 16

who established the 1879 boarding school

Answer 16

richard pratt

Question 17

richard pratt belif

Answer 17

assimilation would not be successful unless NA traditions and beliefs were stripped away

Question 18

richard pratt quote

Answer 18

kill the indian in him, save the man

Question 19

how many boarding schools were built near reservations

Answer 19

400

Question 20

who ran the boarding schools

Answer 20

religous organisations

Question 21

how many NA attended the boarding schools

Answer 21

100,000

Question 21

rules of boarding schools

Answer 21

forbidden to speak the language
forced to give up old beliefs and identities

Question 22

one way NA lost their identities at the boarding schools

Answer 22

names

Question 23

where were children in boarding schools placed

Answer 23

white families as servants

Question 24

how much did the government spend to remove a single tribe

Answer 24

1 million dollars

Question 25

where did the government move a single tribe

Answer 25

west

Question 26

example of group that were placed into boarding schools + when

Answer 26

sious boys 1883

Question 26

pratts idea for the boarding schools

Answer 26

turning “savages” into white men and women to “save” them