What was the significance of the Massacre at Wounded Knee? (SS.912.A.2.7) Responses It was the beginning of future conflicts with settlers. It was the close of the Indian Wars in the West. It ended the expansion of railroads in the West. It encouraged the passage of the Dawes Act.

What was the significance of the Battle of Kettle Creek?A It was a major Loyalist victory over the British.B It was a major British victory over the Patriots.C It increased the morale of the outnumbered Patriots who later took Augusta.D It led to the creation of the two Georgias during the Revolutionary War.

What is the purpose of "Samuel's Memory"?A.To punish the U.S. government for relocating American IndiansB.To honor the memory of those who died on the Trail of TearsC.To tell the story of settlers who helped the American IndiansD.To show that American Indians are honorable and brave

The Peterloo Massacre was important because it represented...

was there an issue of race as a result of the Myall Creek Massacre

What was the government's Termination Policy?A.A policy with the goal of undoing the Dawes ActB.A plan to end tribal sovereignty and force American Indians to assimilateC.A war against American Indian tribes in the WestD.A system to eliminate poverty for American Indians