you can see fort laramie there. this point of the map is nebraska territory, eventually wyoming territory, right? this is the first of two big treaties that are going to be signed at fort laramie. and what the 1851 fort laramie treaty is supposed to do, supposed to do, is recognize native american claims, land claims, in the region, right? while at the same point in exchange for that recognition and annuities, annual payments of certain amounts of cash to native americans, specifically we're talking about the lakota, the cheyenne, the arikara, the arapaho, the mandan, a couple of others i'm forgetting off the top of my head. the crow, the blackfeet as well i? don't know. anyway, recognizing the territory in exchange for, kind of, allowing safe passage for these settlers with the idea that they weren't going to stop, right? you can pass through our territory to the willamette valley. that's perfectly fine with us, in exchange for you not staying, you recognizing our land claim, and a little bit of money, that would b