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The 1850s Texas Indian Frontier (CEC)

The 1850s Texas Indian Frontier (CEC)
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The Texas Indian Frontier L33

In the 33rd lesson on Texas History, you will learn the different waves of US Army forts and their purpose, also learn about how Comanches handle reservation life, as well as identify the outcome of last Comanche resistance

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Learning Objectives for Lesson 33

  • Learn the purpose of U.S. Army movements into Texas
  • Discover the effect of the Treaty of Fort Atkinson
  • Explore the status of Comanches after their empire collapsed
  • Discover the locations and purposes of the Texas line of forts
  • Explore the Texas reservation system and its effectiveness
  • Learn the Comanche response to the Texas reservation system

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