Horse's Ghost facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
Horse's Ghost
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Horse's Ghost at the fair, Poplar, Montana
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| Known for | Trip to Washington to argue for Native American rights with Major Charles B. Lohmiller |
Horse's Ghost was an important Sioux Chief. He lived in Montana on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. He worked hard to speak up for the rights of Native American people. He even met with leaders in President Taft's government.
A Voice for His People
Horse's Ghost was a respected leader. He wanted to make sure his people were treated fairly. He believed it was important to protect their traditions and way of life.
Speaking Up in Washington
In 1911, Horse's Ghost traveled all the way to Washington, D.C. This was a very important trip. He went with a man named Major Charles B. Lohmiller. Their goal was to talk to President Taft's team.
They wanted to discuss Native American rights. This means they wanted fair treatment and equal opportunities for their communities. They spoke about important issues facing Native American people at that time. Horse's Ghost used his voice to try and make a difference.
