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In Arizona and New Mexico, Pueblo Indians threw off the Spanish yoke and lived independently for 12 yrs.
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In the Eastern Woodlands. The French and British fought for possession of new land. Indian allies helped them in the conflict. The Iroquois with the British, Algonquian tribes with the French.
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In North Carolina, the Tuscarora under chief Hancock attacked settlements. Defeated in 1713
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In South Carolina, an Indian confederation came close to exterminating the white settlements in the area
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In the Ohio River Valley, Warrior chief Pontiac and an alliance drove the British out of every point except Detroit.
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In the Southern Ohio River Valley, Alarmed tribes raided settlers and traders, Lord Dunmore got some soldiers and killed 1000 indians
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in Ohio and Indiana, after 2 losses, Americans finally win at the Battle of of fallen timbers under Mad Anthony Wayne
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At the wabash and tippecanoe rivers, The Prophet attacked William Henry Harrisons force at dawn, after some fighting, the natives fled
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In Georgia and Alabama,Andrew Jackson force broke the power of some creek raiders who attacked fort whim and massacred settlers.
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In Florida,The Seminole defending land and runaway slaves, fought Andrew Jackson. Jackson lost but forced spain to give up the land
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In Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin, Saux and Fox tribes to reclaim their native land and move back on it.
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In the Florida Everglades, The Seminoles resumed fighting for their land, retreated to the everglades. Leader was captured and almost eliminated.
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in Arizona and New Mexico, fighting between the US army and the Navajo led to their expulsion to an inhospitable reservation
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In Wyoming, Minnesota, and South Dakota, The Sioux resisted settlers to keep their hunting grounds.
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in Southwestern Oregon,Attacks on the rogue river Indians to employ people who were unemployed, Indians forced onto reservations
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In the Florida Everglades, Chief Billy Bowlegs made his final with the Seminole tribe, he was caught and hanged and thats it
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In New Mexico, Arizona, Texas and Mexico, Apache tribes attacked outposts, The main chief Geronimo surrender in 1886, some continued to the 1900s
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in Utah, The Ute nation rose against white settlers that were using up the land
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in Northern California and Southern Oregon, captain Jack and his followers fled to lake tule, they died
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in Northwestern Texas, William t Sherman lead attacks against four tribes, who all eventually surrendered
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In Southern Montana, Lakota and Cheyenne under Crazy Horse cut off reinforcements that might have aided Custer at the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
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In Oregon, Ohio, and Montana, Chief Joseph led his people on a 1,700-mile retreat to Canada. They surrendered near the border
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In South Dakota, Big Foot took command of the final band of fighting Lakota. They got trapped at Wounded Knee Creek and massacred by the U.S. Army.
