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by Colonel J. M. Chivington , whom settlers asked to retaliate against natives(passive) caused bythe Sand Creek Massacre
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by Colonel J. M. Chivington , of the Colorado Territorial Militia , whom settlers asked to retaliate against(passive) caused bythe Sand Creek Massacre
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by General John Chivington(passive) led bythe Sand Creek massacre
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he Third Colorado Volunteers ... a campaign against the Cheyenne and Arapaholedto the Sand Creek Massacre
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by Colonel J. M. Chivington , of the Colorado Territorial Militia , whom settlers asked to retaliate against natives(passive) caused bythe Sand Creek Massacre
Colonel J. M. Chivington , of the Colorado Territorial Militia , whom settlers asked to retaliate against natives(passive) caused bythe Sand Creek Massacre
Report of John Evans Study Committee , University of Denver , 2014provokedThe Sand Creek Massacre
His behavior before and aftercausedthe Sand Creek Massacre
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storm runoff from northwest Cook County(passive) caused bythe impact on Salt Creek
the Dana Hills studentsare paintingthe Salt Creek tunnel
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to the Prairie Pathleadingto the Prairie Path
to the Prairie Path for biking / walkingleadingto the Prairie Path for biking / walking
to the Prairie Path for bikingleadingto the Prairie Path for biking
in a heavy loss of liferesultedin a heavy loss of life
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
you to the Odell Lakewill leadyou to the Odell Lake
the U.S. Armyledthe U.S. Army
into the Platte Riverleadsinto the Platte River
to the first white man receiving capital punishment for the killing of a Native Americanledto the first white man receiving capital punishment for the killing of a Native American
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in 400 peaceful Arapaho and Cheyenne men , women , and children and babiesresultedin 400 peaceful Arapaho and Cheyenne men , women , and children and babies
in its own timecausedin its own time
as it was knownresultedas it was known
more Plains Indians so attack white settlers causedmore Plains Indians so attack white settlers
in heavy loss of life mostly among Cheyenne Arapaho women children |resultedin heavy loss of life mostly among Cheyenne Arapaho women children |
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
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from a dispute between U.S. settlers and a Potawatomi Native American village along the Indian Creek in LaSalle County , Illinoisresultedfrom a dispute between U.S. settlers and a Potawatomi Native American village along the Indian Creek in LaSalle County , Illinois
as it came to be knownresultedas it came to be known
in a heavy loss of liferesultedin a heavy loss of life
in heavy loss of liferesultedin heavy loss of life
the devastation(passive) caused bythe devastation
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as this incident came to be calledprovokedas this incident came to be called
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
in 1864resultedin 1864
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to improve storage and stabilitydesignedto improve storage and stability
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at the Busse Woods Forest Preserve in Schaumburgoriginateat the Busse Woods Forest Preserve in Schaumburg
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
approximately 25 to 30 percent of the dissolved solids at site 41 ... fig . 12 ... on the Powder Rivercontributesapproximately 25 to 30 percent of the dissolved solids at site 41 ... fig . 12 ... on the Powder River
to the short - lived land distribution during Reconstruction known as Special Field Order No . 15ledto the short - lived land distribution during Reconstruction known as Special Field Order No . 15