The Sioux Indians lived in what is today Minnesota and South Dakota in the seventeenth century. In the latter part of the 1800's, they fought battles against the United States military. After the Battle of Wounded Knee, the Sioux were assigned to reservations where they have worked to maintain their culture and way of life.

Question

Is this considered state, nation, multinational state, nation-state, stateless nation, or multi-state nation

Answer 1

The Sioux Indians can be considered a stateless nation. They were a distinct ethnic group with their own culture and way of life, but they did not have their own independent state or territory. Instead, they were assigned to reservations by the United States government after the Battle of Wounded Knee.