Part of the treaty was that Alaska would have to become contiguous with Mexico.
lost_horizons on
Okay but they would have drawn state borders differently then the. No one is admitting a state shaped like this Nebraska, and the Dakotas would probably be one state.
vm_linuz on
Land back!
RedHeadedSicilian52 on
America nearly had our own Lesotho.
Technoir1999 on
There’s no reason there are two Dakotas.
JJKingwolf on
This is an interesting map, but it also fundamentally misrepresents the Fort Laramie treaty. The treaty would have granted this land to the Lakotah nation in the form of a reservation, not as a state or independent nation.
Reservations exist across the breadth of the United States within existing state borders, and in some cases cross state lines. The creation of this reservation would not have diminished the size of North or South Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming or Montana.
Intelligent_Law3985 on
With the borders being the North Platte River,ThePowder River,The Yellowstone River,and the Missouri River.
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Part of the treaty was that Alaska would have to become contiguous with Mexico.
Okay but they would have drawn state borders differently then the. No one is admitting a state shaped like this Nebraska, and the Dakotas would probably be one state.
Land back!
America nearly had our own Lesotho.
There’s no reason there are two Dakotas.
This is an interesting map, but it also fundamentally misrepresents the Fort Laramie treaty. The treaty would have granted this land to the Lakotah nation in the form of a reservation, not as a state or independent nation.
Reservations exist across the breadth of the United States within existing state borders, and in some cases cross state lines. The creation of this reservation would not have diminished the size of North or South Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming or Montana.
With the borders being the North Platte River,ThePowder River,The Yellowstone River,and the Missouri River.