Chapter 6: The Land Changes Hands
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| show | During the 1800s, the movement of settlers and immigrants from the eastern United States to the Midwest and West.
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| show | A written agreement between two or more nations.
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| show | Land set aside, or reserved, by the U.S. government for use by an American Indian group.
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| show | Adopting the values and habits of a larger group.
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| show | White Pine Treaty
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| show | U.S. army officer sent by the government to acquire land on which to build a fort.
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| show | First commander of Fort Snelling and responsible for the planning and construction of the fort.
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| show | Indian Agent who managed the military involvement which kept the fur trade running smoothly.
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| show | First settler in present day St. Paul, Minnesota. The original settlement, Pig’s Eye Landing was named after him.
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| show | Built the Chapel of St. Paul and persuaded the residents to change the name to honor the new chapel.
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| show | Legendary Minnesota fur trader and interpreter. First African American person born in Minnesota.
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| show | Head of the American Fur Trading Company and successful Minnesota business man. Minnesota’s first state governor.
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| show | Missionary who interpreted and advocated on behalf of the Dakota people.
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