The Lame Cow War

The Lame Cow War

February 20, 2014 admin 0

In the 1840s a massive migration of non-Indians began in which long wagon trains would cross the Great Plains bringing new settlers into Utah, Oregon, […]

Captain John Lovewell

Redskins

February 2, 2014 admin 0

In 1722, Samuel Shuttle, the governor of Massachusetts, declared total war on the Abenaki. Part of the concern of the English colonists was the presence […]

Spanish Missionaries in Texas

Spanish Missionaries in Texas

January 31, 2014 admin 0

A frontier is a transition zone between two regions, between two areas with different cultures. For the European invaders in North America, the frontier represented […]

Some Indian Events of 1766

1714

January 27, 2014 admin 0

Three centuries ago, in 1714, the United States had not yet emerged as a country and the English colonies were continuing their land-hungry push inland […]

The Third Anglo-Powhatan War

The Third Anglo-Powhatan War

January 12, 2014 admin 0

The third Anglo-Powhatan war (1644 to 1646) started with a large, coordinated strike by Powhatan warriors against the Virginia colonists. Several outlying settlements were struck […]

The Second Anglo-Powhatan War

The Second Anglo-Powhatan War

January 10, 2014 admin 0

The years after the 1614 treaty between the English and the Chickahominy were relatively peaceful. During this time the English colonists in Jamestown expanded their […]

Joseph Brant in Canada

Joseph Brant in Canada

January 6, 2014 admin 0

During the Revolutionary War, many Indians allied themselves with their old trading partners, the British. For the six tribes of the Iroquois Confederacy, the divided […]

A few Cherokee leaders

Cherokee Treaty Claims

December 8, 2013 admin 0

By 1830, the American government had decided that American Indians had no place in the United States and passed legislation calling for their removal to […]