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12 year conflict between colonists and native Americans, leaving the colonists left the victors. It ended in 1644
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In Connecticut and Rhode Island: 600-700 native Americans dead because of the deaths of colonists, the rest of the native Americans were sold into slavery.
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In Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Phillips intentions were to draw out the settlers in Swansea, Massachusetts. Which led to the slaughter of both sides and his own death. Ending in 1678
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In New Mexico and Arizona, Pueblo Indians lived 12 years independently because they threw off Spanish yoke. In 1692 Spanish reconquered.
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The French and British fighting over North America in the Easter Woodlands. Ended in 1763.
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In North Carolina, the Tuscarora group went around killing settlers and destroying their farms. James Moore eventually defeats them in 1713.
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In Southern California, Yamasee led a Indian Confederation that came close to eliminating white settlers in that area. Ending in 1718
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In the Ohio River Valley, Chief Pontiac drew out the British everywhere but in Detroit and managed that area for 5 months but left for the winter to find food.
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In Southern Ohio River Valley, the governor of Virginia Dunmore sent in troops to raid native Americans.
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In Ohio and Indiana, Americans won at the "Wayne at the Battle of Fallen Timbers" under "mad Anthony" Ending in 1794.
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In Indiana, Chief Tecumseh and his troops attacked Indian Territory, which led to the natives to flee.
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In Georgia and Alabama, creek raiders who had attacked Fort Mills and killed settlers were attacked by military men by the orders of Andrew Jackson.
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In Florida, the Seminole were attacked by Andrew Jacksons forces because they were defending runaway slaves. Jackson forced Spain to relinquish the territory in 1818.
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In Northern Illinois and Southwestern Wisconsin, an unsuccessful attempt to move the settlers back to their homeland led by Sauk and Fox tribes.
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In Flordia, the Seminole continue fighting for their land.They were nearly eliminated in 1842.
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In Arizona and New Mexico, fighting against the Navajo and the US army ending in 1863
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In Wyoming, Minnesota and South Dakota, Moved across the Mississippi into "Indian Country," the Sioux under Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse resisted waves of settlers and prospectors, to keep their hunting grounds. Ending in 1890
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In Southwest Oregon, Indian people started a war so minors wouldn't mine and Indian survivors were forced out of reservations, ending a year after it started.
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In Florida, the Seminole mounted their final stand against the US. Ending in 1858
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In New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, and Mexico, natives attack all over on settlers, some of the fighting lasted until 1900.
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In Utah, the Ute natives started fighting against the settlers. Mormon settlers overtook the Ute lands. Ending in 1879
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In Northern California and southern Oregon, Captain Jack and followers went to the Tule Lake, they held off soldiers for 6 months. He was hung.
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In Northwestern Texas, William T. Sherman led 14 battles against Arapaho, Comanche, Cheyenne and Kiowa tribes who eventually surrendered.
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In Montana, Lakota and Cheyenne under Crazy Horse turned back soldiers commanded by General George Crook, thereby cutting off reinforcements that might have aided Custer at the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
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In southern Montana, George A. Custer led his men to the Sioux warriors and were wiped out.
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In Oregon, Idaho and Montana, Chief Joseph led his people on a 1,700-mile retreat to Canada. They surrendered near the border to Nelson Miles' soldiers.
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In South Dakota, the Sioux were trapped and destroyed by the US army.
