Question

What was the Fort Laramie Treaty?

A. US government officials asked each Native nation to keep to a limited area in exchange for money, domestic animals, tools, and other goods.
B. Plains Natives agreed to give up all rights to their land in exchange for money, domestic animals, tools, and other goods.
C. Settlers and Native Americans agreed to live in harmony with each other on the same land.
D. Native Americans were given another piece of land in exchange for moving from the land wanted by the miners.

Answer 1

A. US government officials asked each Native nation to keep to a limited area in exchange for money, domestic animals, tools, and other

Answer 2

The answer is A

A. The Fort Laramie Treaty was an agreement between the United States government and various Native American nations in 1851. US government officials asked each Native nation to keep to a limited area in exchange for money, domestic animals, tools, and other goods. The treaty was an attempt to reduce conflicts between Native Americans and settlers as more and more settlers moved westward. The treaty was renegotiated in 1868 after several years of conflict and was seen as a significant step towards the peaceful coexistence between the US government and Native American nations.