After the Buffalo

"Already there are Cheyenne and Arapaho chiefs who have gone to the reservation ," your father says. Your father is chief of your tribe. "They have led their people to the reservation. They are now dead. They are penned up like dogs."

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Arapaho indians were another tribe living on the Great Plains close to the Cheyenne indians.

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Why did the U.S. government force Native Americans to move onto reservations?

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What does father infer when he expresses, "They are dead now. They are penned up like dogs."?

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