The Past Is Alive Within Us: The U.S.- Dakota Conflict
Exile: Forced March, Internment and Relocation
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Many Dakota who had taken no part in the war were marched to the concentration camp...
Many Dakota who had taken no part in the war were marched to the concentration camp below Fort Snelling. Angry, armed mobs attacked the marchers. Those that survived the march and the concentration camp were loaded onto steamboats and exiled from Minnesota. Today, descendants commemorate those on the forced by recreating the march. Guests: Katherine Beane, Sandra Geshick, Harry Running...
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The Past Is Alive Within Us: The U.S.- Dakota Conflict is a local public television program presented by TPT
The Past Is Alive Within Us: The U.S.- Dakota Conflict
Exile: Forced March, Internment and Relocation
Clip: Special | 11m 6sVideo has Closed Captions
Many Dakota who had taken no part in the war were marched to the concentration camp below Fort Snelling. Angry, armed mobs attacked the marchers. Those that survived the march and the concentration camp were loaded onto steamboats and exiled from Minnesota. Today, descendants commemorate those on the forced by recreating the march. Guests: Katherine Beane, Sandra Geshick, Harry Running...
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Cross Cultural Interactions: Europeans expand east...
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Clip: Special | 8m 38s | The relationship between settlers and Native people has been over simplified. (8m 38s)
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Clip: Special | 8m 19s | The six week long U.S.-Dakota War of 1862 still causes pain today. (8m 19s)
The Journey of Little Crow's Remains
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Clip: Special | 9m 49s | Souvenir hunters and doctors dug up the bodies of the men executed in Mankato... (9m 49s)
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Clip: Special | 10m 43s | Today Dakota people strengthen their culture through a variety of ways and tell their... (10m 43s)
The Past Is Still Alive Within Us
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Clip: Special | 5m 40s | Survival and remembrance Guests: Reuben Wambdi Kitto, Katherine Beane, Mary Wingerd... (5m 40s)
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Clip: Special | 16m 12s | Since 1970, Dakota people have gathered in Mankota to hold commemorative Powwows... (16m 12s)
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Clip: Special | 6m 19s | Commanding officers of the government's army sought retribution against the Dakota... (6m 19s)
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Clip: Special | 7m 44s | Immigrating families, looking for new beginnings, flood the Minnesota Territory. (7m 44s)
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Clip: Special | 12m 27s | Starving, the Dakota could not wait much longer for the annuity payments to arrive... (12m 27s)
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Clip: Special | 4m 19s | Using film and humor, Dakota people strive to tell the Dakota perspective. (4m 19s)
Treaties: land cession and deception
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Clip: Special | 4m 15s | Henry Sibley and Alexander Ramsey play a vital role in treaty negotiations in 1851. (4m 15s)
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Clip: Special | 8m 24s | The Dakota struggle to maintain their traditional lifestyle. (8m 24s)
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Clip: Special | 4m 56s | Governor Ramsey appointed Henry Hastings Sibley to lead soldiers against the Dakota. (4m 56s)
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