Gave the government power over native americans by asking them to remain on a limited amount of land in exchange for farming tools and animals. a. fort laramie agreement c. fort laramie reservation agreement b. fort laramie treaty d. none of the above

The correct answer is B. Fort Laramie Treaty  

Explanation:

"Fort Laramie Treaty" was the name provided to an agreement signed in 1868 between the government of the United States and different Native tribes including the Lakota people, the Arapaho nation and the Yanktonai Dakota. This treaty aimed at establishing the territory or land that belonged to the tribes and in which they should remain; also, to promote the transition to this agreement the government encouraged tribes to farm and herd by giving them resources such as animals and tools. This treaty implied the government took possession of the land that belonged to Native Americans and indeed in 1980 the court decided this had been illegal and the government had to pay compensation. Therefore, it was the Fort Laramie Treaty was the one in which the government asked Native Americans to remain on a limited amount of land and give in exchange farming tools and animals.