Treaty of Little Arkansas (1865)

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The Treaty of Little Arkansas (1865) was an agreement between the United States government and several Southern Plains tribes, including the Cheyenne and Arapaho, that attempted to establish peace and define reservation lands in the aftermath of the Sand Creek Massacre.

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Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf treaty
alsoKnownAs Treaty of the Little Arkansas River NERFINISHED
category 1865 treaties
Arapaho history
Cheyenne history
Native American history of Kansas
United States federal Indian policy NERFINISHED
context American Indian Wars NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
follows Sand Creek Massacre NERFINISHED
geographicRegion Southern Plains NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod post–Civil War era
language English
legalEffect recognized certain rights and lands for signatory tribes on paper
location Little Arkansas River NERFINISHED
near present-day Wichita, Kansas
negotiatedBy U.S. Indian Peace Commission representatives NERFINISHED
provision called for the arrest and punishment of those responsible for the Sand Creek Massacre
promised annuities and supplies to signatory tribes
promised land along the Arkansas River to the Southern Cheyenne and Southern Arapaho
recognized certain hunting rights for the tribes
purpose to define reservation lands for Cheyenne and Arapaho
to establish peace between the United States and Southern Plains tribes
to provide reparations for Sand Creek Massacre victims and survivors
relatedEvent conflicts on the Southern Plains
westward expansion of the United States
result creation of temporary reservation areas for Cheyenne and Arapaho
formal cession of large areas of tribal land to the United States
signatory Arapaho NERFINISHED
Cheyenne NERFINISHED
Comanche NERFINISHED
Kiowa NERFINISHED
Plains Apache NERFINISHED
Southern Arapaho NERFINISHED
Southern Cheyenne NERFINISHED
United States government NERFINISHED
signingDate 1865-10-14
status largely superseded and not fully honored by the United States
subjectOf histories of the Sand Creek Massacre aftermath
scholarly studies on U.S.–Native American relations
supersededBy Medicine Lodge Treaty NERFINISHED
timeSinceEvent signed approximately one year after the Sand Creek Massacre
tribalParty Southern Plains tribes

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Treaty of Medicine Lodge (1867) follows Treaty of Little Arkansas (1865)