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Georgia state UniversityScholarworks @ Georgia state UniversityHistory DissertationsDepartment of HistoryFall 12-14-2011Reconciling Memory: Landscapes Reconciling Memory- Landscapes Commemorations and Enduring Conf s, Commemorations, andEnduring Conflicts of the U.s.-Dakota War of 1862Julie A. AndersonGeorgia State UniversityFollow this and additional works at: https//scholarworks.gsu.edu/history_diss& Part of the History CommonsRecommended CitationAnderson, Julie A., 'Reconciling Memory: Landscapes, Commemora Reconciling Memory- Landscapes Commemorations and Enduring Conf tions, and Enduring Conflicts of the U.s.-Dakota War of 1862." Dissertation. Georgia State University. 2011.https://scholarwork$ gsu edu/history_diss/Reconciling Memory- Landscapes Commemorations and Enduring Conf
28This Dissertation is brought to you for free and open access by the Department of History at Scholarworks @ Georgia state University. It has Peen acGeorgia state UniversityScholarworks @ Georgia state UniversityHistory DissertationsDepartment of HistoryFall 12-14-2011Reconciling Memory: Landscapes Reconciling Memory- Landscapes Commemorations and Enduring Conf tact scholarworks@gsu edu.RECONCILING MEMORY: LANDSCAPES, COMMEMORATIONS. AND ENDURINGCONFLICTS OF THE U.S.-DAKOTA WAR OF 1862 byJULIE HUMANN ANDERSONUnder the Direction of Clifford M. KuhnABSTRACTThe U.S.-Dakota War of 1862 resulted in the deaths of more than 500 Minnesota settlers, the expulsion o Reconciling Memory- Landscapes Commemorations and Enduring Conf f the Dakota people from their homeland, and the largest mass execution in U.S. history. For more than a century, white Minnesotans declared themselveReconciling Memory- Landscapes Commemorations and Enduring Conf
s innocent victims of Indian brutality and actively remembered this war by erecting monuments, preserving historic landscapes, publishing first-personGeorgia state UniversityScholarworks @ Georgia state UniversityHistory DissertationsDepartment of HistoryFall 12-14-2011Reconciling Memory: Landscapes Reconciling Memory- Landscapes Commemorations and Enduring Conf oth before and after the war prompted retellings of the traditional story that gave the status of victimhood to the Dakota as well as the white settlers. Despite these changes, the descendents ofwhite settlers persisted in their version of events and resented the implication that the Dakota were jus Reconciling Memory- Landscapes Commemorations and Enduring Conf tified in starting the war. Tn 1987. the governor of Minnesota declared “A Year of Reconciliation" to bring cultural awareness of the Dakota, acknowleReconciling Memory- Landscapes Commemorations and Enduring Conf
dge their sufferings, and reconcile the continued tense relationship between the state and the Dakota people. These efforts, while successful in now iGeorgia state UniversityScholarworks @ Georgia state UniversityHistory DissertationsDepartment of HistoryFall 12-14-2011Reconciling Memory: Landscapes Reconciling Memory- Landscapes Commemorations and Enduring Conf ale. Now nearly 150 years after the war began, the war is nearly forgotten by most Minnesotans even though evidence of lhe war dominates the permanent historic landscape of die stale. Despite this invisibility, memories of the war still manage to provoke intense hostility between white and Dakota re Reconciling Memory- Landscapes Commemorations and Enduring Conf sidents of die stale. This study of the commemorative history of the U.s.-Dakota War of 1862 illustrates the impact this single event exhibited for thReconciling Memory- Landscapes Commemorations and Enduring Conf
e state of Minnesota and examines the continued tense relations between its native and non-native inhabitants.INDEX WORDS: U.s.-Dakota War of 1862. MiGeorgia state UniversityScholarworks @ Georgia state UniversityHistory DissertationsDepartment of HistoryFall 12-14-2011Reconciling Memory: Landscapes Reconciling Memory- Landscapes Commemorations and Enduring Conf Indian wars. Henry Sibley. Mankato, Commemorations. Monuments. Historic sites, hangingREC ONCILING MEMORY: LANDSCAPES. COMMEMORATIONS, AND ENDURINGCONFLICTS OF THE U.S.-DAKOTA WAR OF 1862byJULIE HUMANN ANDERSONA Dissertation Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree ofDocto Reconciling Memory- Landscapes Commemorations and Enduring Conf r of Philosophyin the College of Arts and SciencesGeorgia State University2011Copyright by Julie Humana Anderson 2011Georgia state UniversityScholarworks @ Georgia state UniversityHistory DissertationsDepartment of HistoryFall 12-14-2011Reconciling Memory: LandscapesGeorgia state UniversityScholarworks @ Georgia state UniversityHistory DissertationsDepartment of HistoryFall 12-14-2011Reconciling Memory: LandscapesGọi ngay
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