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Due to the complexity of treaties among various U.S. tribes, all treaties have been violated in some form. Some treaties get ratified and other treaties don't by the House/Senate which causes more confusion among parities. Choctaw The Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek was violated as many Choctaw were not registered with U.S. Agent Ward when they wanted to sign-up for 640 acres of land under Article 14. Article 22 did not materialize and violated; Choctaws wanted a U.S. Representative in the House of Representives. This treaty is considered to be a "live" document rather than historical by the Choctaw. The Treaty of Washington City gurannteed an annutiy to be paid for for the sum of $6000 dollars forever. This term has likely been violated. Sioux (Lakota) The 1868 Treaty of Fort Laramie guranteed the no mining on Indian land; this was violated when gold was mined in the Black Hills. This treaty is a "living" document. In 1980, the U.S. Supreme court ruled that the Sioux was entitled compensation.
Over the centuries, there were thousands of treaties and agreements negotiated with the various tribes by the United States government. It is more important to understand that not a single one was ever honored and never broken. Most of the time, although quite often made in earnest, there was never any intent upon honoring the treaties by the government.
Cohen's handbook on "Federal Indian Law" is considered the 'bible' on Native American legal issues. Even this book does not know the total number of treaties, as well as sub-treaties and amendments; made. It does note that over 4,000 treaties are in the archives. To put this in perspective; every single square inch of land in the United States was acquired by treaties. The "Louisiana Purchase" did NOT actually buy the great plains, it actually bought New Orleans, most of Louisiana and the rights to any treaty with the people already living in that area.
Approximately 4,000 treaties were signed between the United States and different Native American tribes during that period. (Handbook on Federal Indian Law, Cohen)
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The treaties signed by Japan are similar to the treaties signed by which country?
China
What did president James Polk do to bring about manifest destinies?
Oh, gave polio-laden blankets to Indians, signed treaties and then ignored them, you know.
Treaties signed under threat of force were known as?
Unequal treaties are signed when there is a threat of force. They were also signed by the Qing Dynasty of China after suffering military defeat.
Describe the relationship backcountry settlers had with Indians?
A series of treaties were made with the Indians. These treaties attracted settlers to go deeper into the mountains of the backcountry.
Have most tribes in British Columbia signed treaties with the government?
no
What problems did Chinook Indians face?
The US Government not honoring treaties they signed with the Chinooks.
The treaties signed by japan were similar to the treaties signed by which country?
China
The treaties signed by Japan are similar to the treaties signed by which country?
China
What did James Polk do to bring about manifest destiny?
Oh, gave polio-laden blankets to Indians, signed treaties and then ignored them, you know.
What did James Polk do to bring manifest destiny?
Oh, gave polio-laden blankets to Indians, signed treaties and then ignored them, you know.
What did President Polk do to bring about manifest destiny?
Oh, gave polio-laden blankets to Indians, signed treaties and then ignored them, you know.
What did president James Polk do to bring about manifest destinies?
Oh, gave polio-laden blankets to Indians, signed treaties and then ignored them, you know.
What were treaties signed under threat of force known as?
The treaties that were signed under threat of force are known as unequal treaties. Unequal treaties are also agreements made under pressure.
Who signed the numbered treaties?
Kabelo mchunu signed the treaty
Treaties signed under threat of force were known as?
Unequal treaties are signed when there is a threat of force. They were also signed by the Qing Dynasty of China after suffering military defeat.
Describe the relationship backcountry settlers had with Indians?
A series of treaties were made with the Indians. These treaties attracted settlers to go deeper into the mountains of the backcountry.
Why did Mexico refuse to accept the treaty of Velasco?
Because Santa Anna signed the treaties as a captive. there were two treaties, a public and a private. and the Treaties of Velasco had nothing to do with WWI, so I do not know why that is on there.
