United States v. Sioux Nation: A Case of Unjust Compensation

This chapter explores the Supreme Court case United States v. Sioux Nation, focusing on the inadequate compensation the Sioux people received for the seizure of their land. It delves into the history of tribal rights in the United States and the government's unwillingness to address colonization. The chapter also discusses the role of the Supreme Court in shaping narratives and the tensions between tribal history and US history.