Why was Wounded Knee, South Dakota, a significant place for American Indians?
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Wounded Knee region in South Dakota state of USA holds a special place in the history of American Indian Movement.
A group of American Indians occupied this place for 71 days to protest injustice against American Indians.
Finally the US government took full control of Wounded Knee region. But this incident forced the US administration to listen to the grievances of American Indians living in USA.
A group of American Indians occupied this place for 71 days to protest injustice against American Indians.
Finally the US government took full control of Wounded Knee region. But this incident forced the US administration to listen to the grievances of American Indians living in USA.
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The Wounded Kneee, South Dakota is an important place for the American Indians because it was the place where the Wounded Massacre took place.
The conflict that took place at the Wounded Knee was originally called as a battle but in originality it was just a really tragic massacre.
This massacre put an end to the Ghost dance movement which was performed by the Indians in order to reject many of the ways of the white men.
The conflict that took place at the Wounded Knee was originally called as a battle but in originality it was just a really tragic massacre.
This massacre put an end to the Ghost dance movement which was performed by the Indians in order to reject many of the ways of the white men.
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