United States–Native American wars

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The United States–Native American wars were a series of conflicts spanning several centuries in which the U.S. government and its settlers fought numerous Native American nations over land, resources, and sovereignty across North America.

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instanceOf colonial war
military conflict
series of wars
belligerent United States Army
United States militia forces
surface form: United States state militias

United States volunteers
individual Native American nations
various Native American confederacies
cause U.S. policy of Indian removal
competition for land
competition for natural resources
settler encroachment on Native lands
violation of treaties with Native nations
westward expansion of the United States
conflictBetween Native American nations
United States government
United States settlers
conflictType land conflict
resource conflict
sovereignty conflict
endPoint late 19th century
historicalPeriod American Civil War
surface form: American Civil War era

Antebellum period
Early national period of the United States
Gilded Age
Reconstruction era
location North America
United States of America
surface form: United States
mainTheater American frontier
notableSubconflict Apache Wars
Black Hawk War
Colorado War
Creek War of 1836
surface form: Creek War

Dakota War of 1862
First Seminole War
Great Sioux War of 1876
Modoc War
Nez Perce War
Northwest Indian War
Red Cloud's War
Second Seminole War
Tecumseh's War
Wounded Knee Massacre
partOf United States–Native American wars self-linksurface differs
surface form: American Indian Wars

United States expansionism
settler colonialism in North America
policyContext Indian Removal policy of the United States
surface form: Indian Removal Act of 1830

United States territorial expansion
surface form: Manifest Destiny ideology

reservation policy of the United States
precededBy British–Native American wars
Seven Years' War
surface form: French and Indian War
relatedConcept cultural genocide against Native Americans
ethnic cleansing of Native Americans
frontier violence
result demographic decline of many Native American populations
establishment of the reservation system
expansion of U.S. territorial control to the Pacific
forced relocation of Native American nations
large-scale dispossession of Native American lands
startPoint late 18th century

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Plains Indians affectedBy United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: U.S. Indian Wars
Buffalo Soldiers activeInConflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
Henry Atkinson – United States forces associatedWith United States–Native American wars
subject surface form: Henry Atkinson
this entity surface form: U.S. Indian wars
Washita River associatedWith United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Fort Larned usedDuring United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
Fort Churchill usedDuring United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars in the Great Basin region
Tennessee militia participatedIn United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
George Armstrong Custer conflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
U.S. 9th Infantry Regiment conflictParticipated United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Indian Campaign Medal conflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
Indian Campaign Medal conflictType United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Cochise (Apache leader) conflict United States–Native American wars
subject surface form: Cochise
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
10th U.S. Cavalry Regiment conflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
9th U.S. Cavalry Regiment conflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
7th Cavalry Regiment conflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
Kiowa people conflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
3rd Cavalry Regiment conflictParticipated United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
United States Artillery Corps conflictInvolvement United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Fort Lyon, Colorado Territory conflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
Navajo Wars relatedTo United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Fort Riley, Kansas (named after him) militaryConflictAssociation United States–Native American wars
subject surface form: Fort Riley
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Fort Mellon engagements conflictType United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars in the United States
Third Seminole War partOf United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
Second Creek War partOf United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
Duncan L. Clinch fieldOfWork United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Texas frontier characterizedBy United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian wars
Battle of Withlacoochee conflictType United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars in the United States
Elwell Stephen Otis conflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Cochise War historicalPeriod United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
Mangas Coloradas conflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
George Crook conflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Nelson A. Miles participantIn United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Nelson A. Miles conflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Battle of Apache Pass partOf United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Skeleton Canyon surrender of Geronimo partOf United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
Battle of Adobe Walls (1874) conflictIn United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
Henry Ware Lawton conflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Siege of Fort Harrison partOf United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
James Henry Carleton conflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
Cibecue Creek battle theater United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
Battle of Fort Ridgely partOf United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Pawnee Scouts in U.S. Army conflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Jicarilla War partOf United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
Philip conflict United States–Native American wars
subject surface form: Philip Sheridan
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
3rd Infantry Regiment (United States) engagement United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Battle of the Little Bighorn historicalPeriod United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
Two Moon conflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: American Indian Wars
William S. Harney conflict United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Powder River Country knownFor United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars
Fetterman Fight partOf United States–Native American wars
this entity surface form: Indian Wars