What happened after chief Joseph surrendered to the us military at the Canadian border?

After Chief Joseph surrendered to the U.S. military in 1877 near the Canadian border, he and his band of Nez Perce were forcibly relocated to a reservation in Oklahoma. This marked the end of their long and arduous flight from U.S. forces, which had begun in 1877 as they sought to escape to Canada. Chief Joseph advocated for the rights and welfare of his people while in captivity, and he later became a prominent voice for Native American rights. Ultimately, he was allowed to travel to Washington, D.C., but his people remained in confinement under difficult conditions.