 In these talks the federal government made concessions to the protesters, including further treaty negotiations.The demonstration, although misrepresented by the media at the time, lead the American Indian Movement to spearhead future demonstrations advocating for Native American justice, such as the infamous Wounded Knee Occupation in 1973.The following is a summary of the Twenty-Point Position Paper that was drawn up in 1972 by the American Indians, including Hank Adams and Carter Camp, who participated in the Trail of Broken Treaties.