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DateItem
c. 1500 Formation of the Iroquois Confederacy
1540 Coronado invades new mexico and de soto invades the Southwest.
1622 Opechancanough's uprising against Jamestown
1637 Pequot War in New England
1672-1676 King Philip's (Metacomet) War in New England
1680 Pueblo Revolt
1729 Defeat of the Natchez by the French of New Orleans.
1754-1763 French and Indian War
1763 Pontiac's Rebellion against the British
1772 Publication of Samson Occom's "Sermon," the first Indian bestseller
1779 Sullivan Campaign in western New York drives Iroquois into Canada
1775-1783 American Revolution
1799 Founding of the Handsome Lake Religion among the Seneca
1810-1813 Tecumseh and Tenskwatawa establish an intertribal army
1813-1814 Creek War
1824 Burea of Indian Affairs established by the United States of America
1827 Publication of David Cusick's "History," the first published by an Indian
1829 Publication of William Apess's autobiography, "Son," the first by an Indian; "Johnson v McIntosh institutes the "doctrine of discovery" and determines "aboriginal title" as "mere occupants of the land"
1830 Removal Bill
1831 "Cherokee Nation v Georgia" determines that tribes are "dependent domestic nations" with "limited sovereignty"
1832 "Worchester v Georgia" refuses state interference in Indian governance and upholds the relationship of Native and US sovereigns
1833 Publication of "Black Hawk," the first narrated autobiography
1835 Publication of Apess's "Nullification," the first protest book by an Indian
1838 Trail of Tears
1847 Oregon Trail begins
1847 Publication of George Copway's autobiography
1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo puts southwestern tribes under US control; Publication of Maungwudau's "Account," the first travelogue by an Indian
1849 California Gold Rush
1851 Publication of Copway's "Sketches," the first travel book by an Indian.
1854 Publication of J.R. Ridgee's "Joaquin Murieta," the first novel by an Indian
1861-1865 United States Civil War
1862 Minnesota Souix Uprising
1863-1864 Kit Carson's campaign against the Navajos and Apaches
1864 Sand Creek Massacre of Cheyenne, southern Colorado, 28 Nov
1868 Posthumous publication of Ridge's "Poems," the first Indian poetry book.
1871 US Congress declares the end of federal treaty making
1876 Custer defeated at Little Big Horn, 26 June
1877 Fight of Chief Joseph and Nez Perce
1883 Publication of Sarah Winnemuca's "Life," the first by an Indian woman
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