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Powhatan Confederacy almost exterminates Jamestown colony
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Colonists defeat the Narragansett, Wampanoag, and Nipmuck Indians.
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Nathaniel Bacon and group of revolters destroy the Pamunkey Indians.
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Pueblo revolt threatens Spanish-held New Mexico.
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The French and Indian War.
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Ottawa chief, Pontiac, forges a confederation against the British.
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George Clark marches Northwest to Shawnee and Deleware country and continuously defeated the Indians.
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Arthur St. Clair suffers extreme loss on Wabash River
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Anthony Wayne achieves revenge at the Battle of Fallen Timbers.
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At the Battle of Tippecanoe, William Harrison burns and destroys an Indian village.
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U.S. declares war on Britain due to attacks from Indians that were encouraged by Britain.
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Hundreds on American prisoners are killed at River Raisin.
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The Creek Indians are defeated Horseshoe Bend
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Sac and Fox Indians are defeated in Black Hawk's War.
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The Second Seminole War begins after Seminole Indians and slaves refuse to relocate.
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The Third Seminole War exterminates the remaining members of the tribe.
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The Rogue River War and Yakima War force several Indian tribes to reservations
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The Spokane War forces several Indian tribes onto reservations.
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Indian forces fought with the Confederation during the Battle of Pea Ridge.
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John Chivington and others exterminate over two hundred of Black Kettle’s Cheyennes and Arapahos at the Sand Creek Massacre.
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The Sioux, Northern Cheyennes, and Arapahos force the European army to leave their forts in Red Cloud’s War.
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George Crook defeats the Paiutes in Northern California and Southern Oregon.
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George Custer destroys Indian villages and resources in the Battle of Washita
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A Modoc Chief assassinates Edward R.S. Canby which resulted in the removal and defeat of the tribe.
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Philip Sheridan and his forces manage to break apart tribes in the Red River War of 1874-1875.
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Nelson Miles torments Indian villages and wins battles like the one at Wolf Mountain.
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The death of over two hundred Sioux and Northern Cheyennes and sixty four soldiers occurred at Wounded Knee.
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The Apaches temporarily took control of Wounded Knee resulting in conflict.
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An opposition between settlers and Bannocks, Paiutes, Sheepeaters, and Utes.