Cayuse War

The Cayuse War is a War form the Whitmans (whites)/settlers and the Cayuse (indians). It took place in Oregon territory and Oregon country , on November 1847,29 through 1855. The war had quite a bit of causes for it to start. They weren't bad conflicts either. The indians did not kill a lot of settlers but held hostage quite a bit. The bad thing about this war was the deaths . The cayuse war is a war that happened in oregon country on november 29 1847. This war started from a tragic accident .

PARAPHRASE ALL OF THIS! Cayuse War- The Cayuse War was an armed conflict that took place in the Northwestern United States from November 29, 1847 (Whitman Massacre) to 1855 between the Cayuse people of the region and the United States Government and local American settlers. Started with the Whitman Massacre, in which Indians attacked the Whitman Mission because they believed that the whites had cursed them with disease. European diseases were especially dangerous to Native Americans because they

Cayuse War November 29, 1847 the confluence of the Columbia and Walla Walla Rivers in Oregon, disaster strikes! The Cayuse tribe raids Whitman mission killing and capturing what seemed to be innocent lives. This results in war between the Cayuse tribe and the white people. Perhaps I should back it up a bit, if you want to know how this disaster started and ended, please keep reading. The year was 1836, Marcus and Narcissa Whitman began a mission in Independence Missouri were the Cayuse tribe lived

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emigrants to migrate, and were downright mean to the Indians. They also worked incredibly hard to change everything about the Indians’ ways of life, which prior to the missionary era had been working for decades. Therefore, I strongly believe that the Cayuse Indian tribe was right in what they did, because everyone

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