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    leader of the Cheyenne tribe after 1854 who led the efforts to resist American settlement in the west. He was a peace maker who accepted treaties to protect his people. After 1850‚ Cheyenne – Us relations were conducted under the treaty of Fort Laramie. But the US government was unwilling to control the white expansion into his great plains especially after Pikes Peak Gold Rush began in 1859. European Americans displaced the Cheyenne from their lands in violation of the treaty‚ and consumed important

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    Sled Dog Software What policy regarding external competitiveness would you advise? List the options and the pros and cons of each policy option. Offer the rationale for your recommendation. Labor Market Factors Pros – Minor Haggling Cons – Employers seek to maximize profit‚ there is no advantage for the employer to pay above or below the market rate. Product Market Factors Pros – With product demand and the degree of competition as major factors with cost they should be able to keep the pay

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    Discrimination Why Enlist? Cheyenne Indians Black Kettle White Antelope San Creek Massacre‚ 1864 Washita River Massacre Apache Indians Geronimo Gen. George Cook Sioux Indians Black Hills‚ 1874 Treaty of Fort Laramie‚ 1868 Red Cloud Spotted Tail Sitting Bull Ulysses S. Grant & peace Peace Policy‚ 1869 Custer’s Last Stand‚ 1876- great Indian Killer Little Big Horn- john Custer is killed Crazy Horse Effects / ramifications Massacre

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    to set up at Sand Creek There they were attacked by Colorado Volunteers – 133 dead – Sand Creek Massacre Retaliatory raids followed Great Sioux War – 1865-67 Sioux Warrior‚ Red Cloud fought US forces to a stalemate in Wyoming. Treaty of Fort Laramie – 1868 – temporary peace Sioux were allowed to inhabit their sacred land the

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    In the spring of 1868‚ a conference held at Fort Laramie (present day Wyoming)‚ resulted in the Sioux Treaty of 1868. The treaty stated that as long as the Sioux agreed to settle within the Black Hills reservation in the Dakota Territory‚ there would be peace between the whites and Sioux. However‚ when migrant workers repeatedly violated the treaty‚ they found gold within the Black Hills. So in 1874‚ General George A. Custer and the United States Army led an excursion to the Black Hills with the

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    A.P. United States History 2. Name___________________________Date________ ➢ Chapter 26. The Great West and the Agricultural Revolution‚ 1865-1896. Theme 1: After the Civil War‚ whites overcame the Plains Indians’ fierce resistance and settled the Great West‚ bringing to a close the long frontier phase of American history. Theme 2: The farmers who populated the West found themselves the victims

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    The Sand Creek Massacre was a horrifying catastrophe that occurred on November 29‚ 1864 about forty two miles away from Fort Lyon Colorado. The Native American Indians were attacked in their peaceful village by 7 hundred men of the Colorado Territory militia‚ who were lead by Colonel John M. Chivington. It became one of the most abominable Indian wars. A few years before the massacre it was believed that the Indians could cause us harm however‚ that wasn’t the situation and it is now reflected over

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    What would you do if the government denied your rights‚ threatened to harm your land‚ and threatened your primary source of water? Would you let them get away with it‚ or would you fight for what is right? The Dakota Access Pipeline is said to be “the safest and most environmentally sensitive way to transport crude oil from domestic wells to American consumers” (Dakota Access Pipeline Facts). It’s a pipeline that was built under Lake Oahe‚ which is located upstream of the Sioux tribes’ land. It would

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    American J. of Engineering and Applied Sciences 2 (1): 202-211‚ 2009 ISSN 1941-7020 © 2009 Science Publications Supply Chain Performance Evaluation: Trends and Challenges Ezutah Udoncy Olugu and 2Kuan Yew Wong Department of Manufacturing and Industrial Engineering‚ Faculty of Mechanical Engineering‚ University Technology Malaysia‚ 81310 UTM Skudai‚ Malaysia Abstract: Problem statement: In today’s manufacturing world‚ globalization policies and rejuvenation have created a more intensive competition

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    Native American cultures hold a strong association with nature and its symbolism. In Joseph M. Marshall’s biography‚ The Journey of Crazy Horse‚ this symbolism plays a major role in the culture and actions of the Lakota people. Snakes are a recurring symbol in Marshall’s novel. In addition‚ this image appears in a variety of instances that range from the childhood games of the Lakota to the mystic anecdotes of the tribal elders. However‚ the most important symbolism of the snake lies within its connection

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