Linked from

The 8 pages that link to Bozeman Trail, each with the reason it gives.

• Treaty of Fort Laramie (1868)Related: The treaty required the United States to abandon its forts along this contested route.

• Red CloudRelated: Its opening through the Powder River country provoked the conflict associated with Red Cloud.

• Great Sioux ReservationRelated: U.S. forts along this route prompted the conflict preceding the treaty.

• Red Cloud's WarRelated: Its passage through hunting grounds and treaty territory made it the conflict’s central point of dispute.

• Jim BridgerRelated: The trail’s use and protection intensified conflict in the region where Bridger had long traveled.

• Sioux WarsRelated: U.S. forts protecting this trail helped trigger Red Cloud's War.

• BillingsRelated: The trail’s corridor helped bring migration and conflict to the region before Billings was founded.

• Great Sioux WarRelated: Earlier conflict over this route shaped U.S.–Lakota relations before the war.