Confederate Texans and Native Americans defeat Unionists a second time this month in the Indian Territory.
Tag: Native Americans
Secession Stalls Outside the Deep South
With the Deep South states now out of the Union, the slave states of the Upper South hesitate to follow.
Massacre at Sand Creek
November 29, 1864 – U.S. troops slaughtered peaceful Native Americans on their reservation, which paved the way toward permanently banishing Indians from Colorado. In 1851,
The Cherokee Nation Joins the Union
February 26, 1863 – The National Council of Cherokee Indians approved resolutions repealing its ordinance of secession, renouncing its support for the Confederacy, declaring new