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Event Whitman Massacre : Missionaries Dr. Marcus Whitman , his wife Narcissa , and 15 others are killed by Cayuse and Umatilla Indianscausingthe Cayuse War
November 29 - Whitman Massacre : Missionaries Dr. Marcus Whitman , his wife Narcissa , and 15 others are killed by Cayuse and Umatilla Indianscausingthe Cayuse War
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The murder of missionaries Dr Marcus Whitman , Mrs Narcissa Whitman and twelve others at Walla Walla , Washington by Cayuse and Umatilla Indianstriggeringthe Cayuse War
Missionaries Dr. Marcus Whitman , Missionaries Dr. Marcus Whitman 's wife Narcissa , and 15 others were killed by Cayuse and Umatilla Indianscausingthe Cayuse War
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November 29 Whitman massacre Cayuse and Umatilla warriors killed the missionaries Dr. Marcus Whitman , Mrs. Narcissa Whitman and 12 others at Walla Walla , Washingtontriggeringthe Cayuse War
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Missionaries Dr. Marcus Whitman , Dr. Marcus Whitman 's wife Narcissa , and 15 others are killed by Cayuse and Umatilla Indianscausingthe Cayuse War
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In 1610 , Polish forces entered Moscow and Sweden withdrew from the military alliance with Russiainstead triggeringthe Ingrian War
to attack Shops Island 's merchant shipping passing around the east coast of Antarcticaformally triggeringthe Frosian War
A cross - border attack by Hezbollah terrorists on an IDF patrol , in which four soldiers were killed and two kidnappedsparkedthe 34-day war
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about a dozen others were killed by Cayuse and Umatilla Native American tribessparkingthe Cayuse War
Cayuse and Umatilla killed the missionaries Dr. Marcus Whitman , Mrs. Narcissa Whitman and twelve others at Walla Walla , Washingtontriggeringthe Cayuse War
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attempting to force these Indians to stay on a reservation with the hostile Klamaths , who would give them no peace , nor allow them to raise food(passive) was caused bythe Modoc war
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that travelers were carrying measlescausingthe Cayuse War
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later rebelled against new Englandcauseingthe revoulutionary war
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militant Islamist groups such as Laskar Jihad(passive) led bythe Moluccan War
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