Chase's Week 26 Readings Crossword Puzzle

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  1. 2. The Hunkpapa chief from the 1830's till his death in 1890 (2 words) Pg. 115
  2. 7. On June 25, 1876, Sitting Bull and his allies routed the Seventh Cavalry led by this General (3 words) Pg. 117
  3. 9. The 19th-century Indian wars ended at this place in South Dakota (2 words) Pg. 118
  4. 10. The Indian word for "White People" Pg. 115
  5. 13. This ended the Mexican-American War in 1848 (5 words) Pg. 119
  6. 14. The Hunkpapa were one of the seven tribes of this (2 words) Pg. 115
Down
  1. 1. The number of those dead after the Pg. 122-123 battle retelling (4 words) Pg. 123
  2. 3. For four years, from 1883-1887, the territory of Washington enjoyed _________ ________ (2 words) Pg. 128
  3. 4. This woman left her home in Ohio in 1853 and traveled west to Oregon Territory with her husband (2 words) Pg. 127
  4. 5. In 1873 the news of the discovery of gold in this place brought many people to Dakota Territory (2 words) Pg. 116
  5. 6. Who had told the writer of this part of the great tree where grew red, red apples Pg. 124
  6. 8. The President in 1876 who declared war on "Hostiles" (2 words, no middle initial) Pg. 117
  7. 11. The Hunkpapa formed an alliance with this group to fight the white invaders Pg. 116
  8. 12. Sitting Bull and native peoples lost their world in the ______ ___ (2 words) Pg. 120