What did the us government offer in exchange for ceded land during the medicine lodge council? a. reservations b. indian agencies c. rations d. land

The correct answer is A.

The Indian Peace Commission and the Indian tribes met to end Plain Indian wars by removing the tribes to reservations far from the routes of westward expansion. The Commissioners believed that the honest negotiations with native peoples would lead to lasting peace.

The treaties with the Comanche, Kiowa and Apache tribes were signed on October 21, 1867. The Native Indians approved of reservations in present-day Oklahoma where they were hoping to farm using equipment form the government.

The ceded land was in turn used for railroad construction and building projects.

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