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Indigenous peoples have lived in what is now South Dakota for thousands of years.

History

Precontact period

Historic tribal lands compared to modern reservations

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Exploration period

Dakota Territory, 1861–1889

Boundaries of the Great Sioux Reservation over time

Post-statehood, 1889–present

In 1990, a proposal to observe Native American Day was introduced to the state legislature, to be observed annually on the second Monday in October. [2] [3]

Coronavirus [4]

Tribes and reservations

There are nine Indian reservations in South Dakota, each home to a different federally-recognized tribe. Together with the reservations in Nebraska and North Dakota, they are managed by the Bureau of Indian Affairs's Great Plains Regional Office.^[1]

Culture

Demographics

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References

^ "South Dakota". Bureau of Indian Affairs. U.S. Department of the Interior. Retrieved December 7, 2024.

External links

[1] "South Dakota". Bureau of Indian Affairs. U.S. Department of the Interior. Retrieved December 7, 2024.

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