Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
While Americans expanded their territory across the plains the Sioux tribe remains fairly unaffected by the American's expansions until the California gold rush in the 1840s Americans began to cross the lands so in 1851 they sign a treaty with the united states with the territorial boundaries and allow travelers to pass the army forts to be build all in exchange for the rations.
1. The fort laramie treaty of 1868 established the Great Sioux Reservation in the south dakota after gold was discovered in the black hills the government sought to purchase the portion of the reservation several Sioux chiefs signed the treaty accepting ration in exchange for ceding the Black hils the treaty was enacted into law in 1877.
2. Decades later the Siox successfully lobbied for a law permitting claims for the taking of Indian treaty land without just compensation the sioux first suit under the law failed but the court agreed with the Sioux to bring a second suit with additional evidence.
3. In the second suit the Indian claims commision held that the session of the black hills was taking and ordered the government to pay the Sioux
compensation.
4. the court of claims reversed holding that the doctrine of Reese judicature barred the second suit because the issue had already been finally decided
5. congress then passed the law permiting the Court of claims to review the India claims commissions decision de novo without applying race judicata
6. this time the court claims upheld the commission's decision awarding the Sioux around 17 million dollars plus interest
7. the united states supreme court granted the govt petition for cert.