Bannock War

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The Bannock War was an 1878 armed conflict in the American West between the Bannock people and the United States, sparked by tensions over broken treaties, land encroachment, and dwindling food resources.

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instanceOf Indian War
Native American war
armed conflict
alsoKnownAs Bannock Indian War NERFINISHED
belligerentSide Native American side
United States side
cause broken treaties
dwindling food resources for the Bannock
failure of the U.S. government to deliver promised rations
land encroachment by white settlers
mismanagement of Indian agencies
restrictions on hunting and fishing rights
combatant Bannock people NERFINISHED
Northern Shoshone NERFINISHED
United States Army NERFINISHED
local volunteer militias
commander Chief Buffalo Horn NERFINISHED
Chief Egan NERFINISHED
Colonel Bernard NERFINISHED
General Oliver O. Howard NERFINISHED
conflictBetween Bannock people NERFINISHED
Shoshone allies of the Bannock
U.S. Army NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
consequence further erosion of Bannock traditional lifeways
heightened tensions between settlers and Native peoples in Idaho and Oregon
increased confinement of Bannock on reservations
endDate 1878-08
followedBy Sheepeater Indian War NERFINISHED
historicalContext U.S. Indian policy in the late 19th century
westward expansion of the United States
historicalRegion Pacific Northwest NERFINISHED
location Idaho Territory NERFINISHED
Nevada NERFINISHED
Oregon NERFINISHED
Wyoming Territory NERFINISHED
mainTheater American West NERFINISHED
partOf American Indian Wars NERFINISHED
precededBy Modoc War NERFINISHED
relatedTo Great Sioux War of 1876 NERFINISHED
Nez Perce War NERFINISHED
result United States victory
defeat of the Bannock and allied Shoshone
further loss of Bannock autonomy
tightened U.S. control over Native peoples in the region
startDate 1878-06
year 1878

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