The Fort Laramie Treaty was designed to protect the Native Americans from Western expansion.

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27 May, 12:41

The Fort Laramie Treaty was designed to protect the Native Americans from Western expansion.

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Rhys · Answer 1

This is true because Fort Laramie failed because of the lack of forage in the Indians' horses. This treaty was negotiated that was signed 30 miles downward from the fort at the mouth of Horse Creek. The location was the reason why this treaty is called as Horse Creek Treaty.