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Through this treaty the United States acquired 2.5 million acres of land in what is now Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Ohio
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A war between the US army and the Potwawotami/Kickapoo
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Andrew Jackson fought creek raiders in georgia
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The Seminole, defending runaway slaves in Florida, also fought Andrew Jackson's force
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Indiana is granted statehood and is no longer a territory
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Arikara warriors attacked a trapping expedition in south dakota and the us army retaliated
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an armed conflict between the Winnebago and the U.S. army in Wisconson, a precursor to the black hawk war
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The passage of the Indian removal act of 1830 allowed Andrew Jackson to begin moving natives from their homelands to Oklahoma despite protests from the supreme court
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A conflict between the us and the sac and fox tribes, led by chief black hawk in northern Illinois and southern wisconson
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a treaty that traded away 7 million acres of Cherokee land for only 5 million dollars
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Under Chief Osceola, the Seminole once again opposed the U.S. army, fighting for their land in Florida everglades
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Various conflicts with the Comanche in texas
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a rebellion of the remaining creeks not forced onto reservation when the states abolished tribal governments
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some skirmishes with the osage in missouri
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a conflict between the Cherokee, Kickapoo, and Shawnee Indians and settlers in Northeast Texas
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the roughly 2000 mile route from independence Missouri to Oregon City, Oregon, was established around this time
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A conflict between the Cayuse and white settlers in Oregon and Washington territory
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This was the start of the first major gold rush in the us
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Many minor conflicts between the Navajo and the us army in the Arizona and New Mexico area
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a conflict between miners arriving in California for the gold rush and the Paiute and the Yokut tribes
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california was granted statehood
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a conflict between the mormons and the ute that began when the Mormons began settling on ute hunting grounds
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a conflict in Minnesota, South Dakota, and Wyoming, between the native sioux under sitting bull and crazy horse, opposing the flood of white settlers
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fighting at the junction of the Tucannon River and the Snake River in washington
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a conflict between white settlers and the Klickitat and Cascade Indians along the Columbia river
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The final stand of the seminole under chief billy bowlegs against the us army in the Florida everglades
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a small conflict in the Rogue River Valley in Oregon between natives and white settlers, eventually forming into open warfare
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a conflict over land rights involving the Nisqually, Muckleshoot, Puyallup, and Klickitat, the leader, chief Leschi, was executed
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a conflict in Klamath County, California between local miners and the Yurok and Karok tribes
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the second phase of the Yakima war with the Coeur d’Alene, Spokane, Palouse, and Northern Paiute tribes against the us army in the Washington and Idaho areas
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a conflict between natives and settlers in california
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oregon gains statehood
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a conflict between the Northern Paiute, along with some Shoshone and Bannock, and the us military in nevada
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skirmishes by the us millitary against the Hupa, Wiyot, Yurok, Tolowa, Nomlaki, Chimariko, Tsnungwe, Whilkut, Karuk, and Wintun natives in what is now california
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a treaty stating that “henceforth, no Indian nation or tribe...shall be acknowledged or recognized as an independent nation"
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a conflict in arizona and new mexico ending with the long walk of the navajo
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skirmishes in the southern quarter of minnesota resulting in the largest mass execution in us history with 38 sioux being hanged at the same time
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the Cheyenne and Arapaho were suffering under the terrible conditions in their reservations and began raiding stagecoaches along the Oregon trail
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Clashes on Colorado's eastern plains between the Cheyenne and Arapaho, and the U.S. army
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a conflict between the us millitary and the Paiute and Shoshoni(called snakes by settlers), in Oregon, Idaho, and california
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the beginning of a long running conflict between the apache tribe and the us army in new mexico
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a conflict between the white settlers in Arizona and the Hualapai natives
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Rougly 150 battles between the Ute, Paiute, and Navajo natives and the Mormon settlers
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a series of conflicts between the ute and the Mormon settlers
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the Lakota under chief red cloud, conducted a series of massively successful raids on the us army,
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Major General Philip Sheridan instituted a winter campaign to root out natives in Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, and Texas
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construction begins on the transcontinental railroad
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a racial massacre that occured in los Angeles california
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a conflict in northern California and southern Oregon between a group of natives led by Captain Jack and Major General Edward Canby, who was the only general killed in the Indian wars, Capitan jack was hanged for the killing
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a war between the Arapaho, Comanche, Cheyenne, and Kiowa tribes, and William T. Sherman in northern texas
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a new conflict between the Lakota under sitting bull and crazy horse with the us after repeated violations of the treaty of fort laramie
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the Sioux and Cheyenne under Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse defeated and killed George Armstrong custer
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the forced migration of many native tribes is completed in this period
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a conflict in Oregon, Idaho, and Montana, between the nez pierce and the 1st us cavalry
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a conflict in southern Idaho between the Bannock and Paiute, and the us millitary
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A conflict between the United States armed forces and a small group of Cheyenne families
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a war between the ute and the us military in Colorado and Utah
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a conflict between the us military and the Idaho Western Shoshone throughout idaho
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a conflict in the red canyon between Major T. T. Thornburgh with 200 soldiers and the ute
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This act essentially prohibits chinese laborers from emigrating to the us
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At this point there were rougly 325 American buffalo left in the U.S., they have since recovered
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A force of 40 Apache and Geronimo approached General nelson miles and surrendered, ending the apache wars
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an armed conflict between the us military and the religious movement known as ghost dance, resulting in the wounded knee massacre
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Sitting Bull's half brother, Big Foot, and 200 sioux were killed by the us 7th cavalry
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This was the start of the second gold rush, this time in alaska
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Widely considered the last conflict of the "Indian Wars"