The Significance of the Treaty of Fort Laramie Is That

The significance of the Treaty of Fort Laramie is that it led to the

A) surrender of Sitting Bull and his exile to a reservation in Florida.
B) establishment of the Great Sioux Reserve in what is now South Dakota
C) protection of the Bozeman Trail, which guaranteed that Indians could continue traditional nomadic migration patterns.
D) creation of a network of boarding schools whose purpose was to Americanize and uplift the Indian.
E) relocation of Chief Joseph and the Nez Percés Indians to land in Canada.