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former Methodist minister , Col . John Chivington , on November 29 , 1864(passive) led bythe Sand Creek Massacre
Colonel John Chivington in 1864(passive) led bythe Sand Creek Massacre
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The Cheyennes led by Roman Nose , attacked the moving column to protect their village , in what would later be called the Battle of Dry Creek / Ford , or Roman Nose 's Fightpossibly preventinganother Sand Creek Massacre
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in a congressional investigation and a national wave of public indignation at the killing of elderly men , women , and childrenresultedin a congressional investigation and a national wave of public indignation at the killing of elderly men , women , and children
a general uprising among the plains tribessparkeda general uprising among the plains tribes
in late November 1864sparkedin late November 1864
in a heavy loss of life , mostly among Cheyenne and Arapaho women and childrenresultedin a heavy loss of life , mostly among Cheyenne and Arapaho women and children
in a heavy loss of life Arapaho women , mostly among Cheyenne childrenresultedin a heavy loss of life Arapaho women , mostly among Cheyenne children
in a heavy loss of life and material possessions by the Cheyenne and Arapaho bands camped at Sand Creek on November 29 , 1864resultedin a heavy loss of life and material possessions by the Cheyenne and Arapaho bands camped at Sand Creek on November 29 , 1864
in the deaths of many Indians , including women and childrenresultedin the deaths of many Indians , including women and children
in the death of many Cheyenne Indiansresultedin the death of many Cheyenne Indians
as it came to be knownresultedas it came to be known
to a massive public outcry as well as months of retaliatory raids by Cheyenne , Arapaho and Lakota warriorsledto a massive public outcry as well as months of retaliatory raids by Cheyenne , Arapaho and Lakota warriors
in the slaughter of as many as 400 old men , women and childrenresultedin the slaughter of as many as 400 old men , women and children
an uproar among citizens of Colorado Territory and criticism from the press , the military and the U.S. governmentcausedan uproar among citizens of Colorado Territory and criticism from the press , the military and the U.S. government
the Cheyenne to put away their old grievances with the Sioux and join them in defending their lives against the U.S. extermination policycausedthe Cheyenne to put away their old grievances with the Sioux and join them in defending their lives against the U.S. extermination policy
to the Plains Indian Warsledto the Plains Indian Wars
25 years of warsparked25 years of war
in the deaths of over 150 Cheyenne and Arapaho peopleresultedin the deaths of over 150 Cheyenne and Arapaho people
retaliationsparkedretaliation
to a federal investigation and the creation of a new policy that resulted in peace treaties that placed the major tribes on a pair of large reservations , one in the Dakotas and the other in Oklahoma Indian Territoryledto a federal investigation and the creation of a new policy that resulted in peace treaties that placed the major tribes on a pair of large reservations , one in the Dakotas and the other in Oklahoma Indian Territory
the 7th U.S. Cavalry on a surprise attack on the Cheyenne village led by Black Kettleledthe 7th U.S. Cavalry on a surprise attack on the Cheyenne village led by Black Kettle
even more unrestcreatedeven more unrest
outrage in its own timecausedoutrage in its own time
700 colorado militia in the massacre of some 150 cheyenne and navaho indians , including a large number on women andled700 colorado militia in the massacre of some 150 cheyenne and navaho indians , including a large number on women and
as this incident came to be calledprovokedas this incident came to be called
a new standard for unspeakable atrocities where Colonel Chevington , when asked why children and even infants born and unborn were killedseta new standard for unspeakable atrocities where Colonel Chevington , when asked why children and even infants born and unborn were killed
to more Indians joining together to fight the United States in this war , named for the state in which it primarily took placeledto more Indians joining together to fight the United States in this war , named for the state in which it primarily took place
in 400 peaceful Arapaho and Cheyenne men , women , and children and babiesresultedin 400 peaceful Arapaho and Cheyenne men , women , and children and babies
a war on the plains which cost the government $ 30 millionsparkeda war on the plains which cost the government $ 30 million
Plains Indians to become more resistant to white movement into the regioncausedPlains Indians to become more resistant to white movement into the region
in the death of people such as women and children who were not involved in the war directlyresultedin the death of people such as women and children who were not involved in the war directly
US - Indian relations and the structure of the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribesprofoundly influencedUS - Indian relations and the structure of the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes
Evans to lose his appointment as the governor and Evans ' association with that contributed to the delay of Colorado 's acceptance as a state until 1876causedEvans to lose his appointment as the governor and Evans ' association with that contributed to the delay of Colorado 's acceptance as a state until 1876
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