Treaty of Olympia

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The Treaty of Olympia was an 1855 agreement between the United States and several Indigenous nations in what is now Washington State that ceded vast tribal lands while establishing reservations and limited rights for the signatory peoples.

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Treaty of Olympia (1855) 2
Treaty of Olympia canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf treaty
appliesToJurisdiction Washington Territory NERFINISHED
present-day Washington State
country United States of America
surface form: United States
date 1855
effect cession of vast tribal lands
creation of reservations
limitation of rights for signatory Indigenous peoples
follows earlier U.S.–Indigenous treaties in the Pacific Northwest
genre international agreement
hasConsequences long-term impacts on Indigenous sovereignty in Washington region
reduction of Indigenous land base in Washington region
language English
legalStatus ratified agreement of the United States government
location Washington Territory NERFINISHED
present-day Washington State
mainSubject Indigenous land rights
land cession
reservation establishment
partOf United States–Indigenous treaties in the 19th century
purpose to establish reservations for signatory Indigenous peoples
to secure land cessions from Indigenous nations
signatory Indigenous nations in Washington Territory
United States NERFINISHED
temporalCoverage 1855

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Quinault people treaty Treaty of Olympia
Quileute people treatySignatory Treaty of Olympia
this entity surface form: Treaty of Olympia (1855)
Quileute treaty Treaty of Olympia
this entity surface form: Treaty of Olympia (1855)