Red River War

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The Red River War was an 1874–1875 U.S. Army campaign on the Southern Plains that aimed to forcibly remove remaining Native American tribes to reservations, effectively ending large-scale Indigenous resistance in the region.

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Label Occurrences
Red River War canonical 9
Southern Plains Indian Wars 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf military campaign
alsoKnownAs Buffalo War NERFINISHED
Red River Indian War NERFINISHED
belligerent Arapaho NERFINISHED
Comanche NERFINISHED
Kiowa NERFINISHED
Kwahadi Comanche NERFINISHED
Southern Cheyenne NERFINISHED
United States Army
cause buffalo hunters and settlers encroaching on tribal lands
continued Native American resistance to reservation confinement
commandedBy Christopher C. Augur NERFINISHED
Nelson A. Miles NERFINISHED
Ranald S. Mackenzie NERFINISHED
William B. Hazen NERFINISHED
conflictType Indian Wars NERFINISHED
countryInvolved United States of America
surface form: United States
effect accelerated destruction of the Southern Plains bison herds
consolidation of Native Americans onto reservations in Indian Territory
endDate 1875
goal end of large-scale Indigenous resistance on the Southern Plains
forcible removal of Native American tribes to reservations
historicalPeriod post–Civil War era
historicalRegion American West NERFINISHED
location Southern Plains NERFINISHED
Texas Panhandle NERFINISHED
present-day Oklahoma
western Indian Territory
militaryStrategy search-and-destroy operations against Native encampments
winter campaigning to destroy food supplies and horses
notableBattle Battle of Adobe Walls (second) NERFINISHED
Battle of Palo Duro Canyon NERFINISHED
opposingCommander Lone Wolf NERFINISHED
Mow-way NERFINISHED
Quanah Parker NERFINISHED
partOf American Indian Wars NERFINISHED
Red River Indian War NERFINISHED
precededBy Second Battle of Adobe Walls NERFINISHED
primaryOpponents United States Army vs. Southern Plains tribes
relatedTo American expansion into the Great Plains
Indian reservation system in the United States
result collapse of organized Native American military resistance in the Southern Plains
decisive United States victory
end of free-roaming buffalo-hunting lifestyle for many Plains tribes
forcible relocation of Southern Plains tribes to reservations
significance marked the end of major armed Native resistance in the Southern Plains
startDate 1874

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Kiowa people conflict Red River War
Southern Plains historicalEvent Red River War
Battle of Adobe Walls (1874) partOf Red River War
Battle of Adobe Walls (1874) relatedTo Red River War
this entity surface form: Southern Plains Indian Wars
Quanah Parker participatedIn Red River War
Washita Massacre relatedTo Red River War