GCSE Edexcel History The American West Exam 2026
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How was the Fort Laramie Treaty broken - ANSWER -Gold was
discovered in
the Rocky Mountains and white men settled onto the
Indian lands
The Sand Creek Massacre 1864 - ANSWER -• On 29 November
1864 Colonel
Chivington and his men massacred 450 men, women,children
and babies even
though they were waving white flags of
surrender
• Black Kettle escaped and carried the message of the massacre
to other tribes
• In October 1865 a deal was made in which the Indians agreed
to give up their
land claims and stop violence and in return they received
money and land in
Oklahoma
Events that lead to The Sand Creek Massacre 1864 - ANSWER -•
The Cheyenne faced starvation and under their leader Black
, Kettle started attacking wagon train taking only food and
leaving travellers unharmed
• After 3 years of raids Black Kettle, government officials and
army commander tried to reach an agreement
• Believing he was under army protection Black Kettle set up
camp at sand creek
Red Cloud's War 1866-68 - ANSWER -• The Indians led by Red
Cloud started attacking traveller along the Bozeman trail
• In 1866 the government set up peace talk with Red Cloud
however he stormed out when he learnt two more forts were
planned to be built along the trail • He started attacking
soldiers and other workers building forts and was joing be
other Sioux leaders, Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse
Cause of Red Cloud's War 1866-68 - ANSWER -• The descovery
of Gold in montana meant that there needed to be a new
connection between the new gold fields and the Oregon trail
• This led miner John Bozeman to establish the Bozeman trail
• However this ran through the hunting grounds of the Sioux
which broke the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851
Fetterman Massacre (Red Cloud's War) - ANSWER -• In 1866
Captain William
Fetterman and a group of eighty soldiers left Fort Kearney to
provide protection
for a wagon bringing wood for
building
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How was the Fort Laramie Treaty broken - ANSWER -Gold was
discovered in
the Rocky Mountains and white men settled onto the
Indian lands
The Sand Creek Massacre 1864 - ANSWER -• On 29 November
1864 Colonel
Chivington and his men massacred 450 men, women,children
and babies even
though they were waving white flags of
surrender
• Black Kettle escaped and carried the message of the massacre
to other tribes
• In October 1865 a deal was made in which the Indians agreed
to give up their
land claims and stop violence and in return they received
money and land in
Oklahoma
Events that lead to The Sand Creek Massacre 1864 - ANSWER -•
The Cheyenne faced starvation and under their leader Black
, Kettle started attacking wagon train taking only food and
leaving travellers unharmed
• After 3 years of raids Black Kettle, government officials and
army commander tried to reach an agreement
• Believing he was under army protection Black Kettle set up
camp at sand creek
Red Cloud's War 1866-68 - ANSWER -• The Indians led by Red
Cloud started attacking traveller along the Bozeman trail
• In 1866 the government set up peace talk with Red Cloud
however he stormed out when he learnt two more forts were
planned to be built along the trail • He started attacking
soldiers and other workers building forts and was joing be
other Sioux leaders, Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse
Cause of Red Cloud's War 1866-68 - ANSWER -• The descovery
of Gold in montana meant that there needed to be a new
connection between the new gold fields and the Oregon trail
• This led miner John Bozeman to establish the Bozeman trail
• However this ran through the hunting grounds of the Sioux
which broke the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851
Fetterman Massacre (Red Cloud's War) - ANSWER -• In 1866
Captain William
Fetterman and a group of eighty soldiers left Fort Kearney to
provide protection
for a wagon bringing wood for
building
