Question

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what was a consequence of the wounded knee massacre?
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the u.s. government signed the second treaty of laramie and pushed indians onto more remote reservations.
american indians were angry that their land continued to be taken from them and they began to protest more forcefully.
more americans saw the indians as less than human and thought that they all needed to be killed or imprisoned.
violent native american resistance to the u.s. government largely came to an end.
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Explanation:

The Wounded Knee Massacre was a significant event in the late 19th - century conflict between Native Americans and the U.S. government. After this massacre, which was a violent and tragic event where many Native Americans (mostly unarmed) were killed, violent Native American resistance to the U.S. government largely came to an end. The Second Treaty of Laramie was signed before the Wounded Knee Massacre. The idea that "more Americans saw the Indians as less than human" was a sentiment that had been present in some circles for a long time before the massacre, and it was not a direct consequence of this specific event. American Indians had been protesting land loss long before the Wounded Knee Massacre, but the massacre itself was a result of the suppression of what was seen as a "threat" (the Ghost Dance movement, which was misinterpreted by the government), and it led to the end of large - scale violent resistance rather than an increase in forceful protest.

Answer:

Violent Native American resistance to the U.S. government largely came to an end.