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The Roads to War | Minnesota Before 1862 (North Country Chapter Ten Summary and Discussion)
What caused the U.S.-Dakota War of 1862?
Like any war, there is no single answer to the question. Genocidal policies from the government, apathetic officials, fraudulent fur traders, and a series of unforgiving seasons have all been to blame. This episode seeks to understand the rising tensions in the young state of Minnesota and why these series of events led to mass bloodshed.
Discussed in this podcast are the stories of German immigrants, the fact and fiction of Inkpaduta, and the desperate measures some indigenous leaders like Taoyateduta or Little Crow [pictured] took to keep their cultures alive.
Sam Temple and Logan Ledman discuss and explain Chapter Ten of North Country, by Mary Lethert Wingerd.
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What caused the U.S.-Dakota War of 1862?
Like any war, there is no single answer to the question. Genocidal policies from the government, apathetic officials, fraudulent fur traders, and a series of unforgiving seasons have all been to blame. This episode seeks to understand the rising tensions in the young state of Minnesota and why these series of events led to mass bloodshed.
Discussed in this podcast are the stories of German immigrants, the fact and fiction of Inkpaduta, and the desperate measures some indigenous leaders like Taoyateduta or Little Crow [pictured] took to keep their cultures alive.
Sam Temple and Logan Ledman discuss and explain Chapter Ten of North Country, by Mary Lethert Wingerd.
Subscribe for more on YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCe3G-VvizZaU0FkbEuDww_g
Follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/1855Faribault/