This Montana tribe invited Christian missionaries to their territory

The discovery of this precious metal prompted the westward movement of Americans

Gold was found in this area of Sioux territory

The two tribes present at the battle

According to Salish history this man fathered a child with a Salish woman

This was a peace agreement between the U.S. and several plains tribes, including the Sioux, Cheyenne, and Crow

This man found a easier trail into the southwestern Montana mining fields

This famous Sioux leader was part of a group that went to D.C. for treaty renegotiations

This tribe worked as scouts for Custer

This president ordered the removal of the Cherokee from their homeland to Oklahoma

Special provisions for hunting and fishing are examples of this

He founded Saint Mary's Mission in the Bitterroot Valley

This agreement between the U.S. and the Sioux created the Great Sioux Reservation

Supposedly the only survivor of Custer's men

This uprising resulted in the expulsion of the Spanish from the American southwest for more than a decade

The name given to Christian missionaries by the Salish and Blackfeet

This Sioux leader is credited with closing the Bozeman Trail

This battle took place days before the Battle of the Little Bighorn

This man delivered Custer's final message

This Supreme Court decision defined Indian tribes as "domestic, dependent nations"

This is considered the first non-Native settlement in Montana

He said "Give me 80 men and I can ride through the whole Sioux nation."

He was defeated at the Battle of the Rosebud

This Crow scout stayed behind to watch the battle

John Gast painted this painting in 1872, featuring a very large woman