American Indian History: Five Centuries of Conflict & Coexistence, Svazek 2

Acoma Algonquin alliance American Indian American Revolution army attack battle black slaves British Canada captured century Champlain Cherokees Chickasaws chief Choctaws Christian colonists colony confederacy conflict conquest continued Creeks culture Cusabo defeated Delawares Detroit Dutch England English enslavement European expedition fight forced Fort Niagara fought French frontier fur trade Governor Guales Haldimand Haudenosaunee homeland hundred Hurons Indian allies Indian lands Indian nations Indian policy Indian slaves Indian towns invaders John join killed King leaders lived Loyalists Mahicans major March Massachusetts Mexico Miamis military Mingos Mississippi Mohawk muskets Narragansetts neutrality Niagara non-Indian Ohio River Ojibwas Oñate Oneidas Onondaga Opechancanough Ottawas Patriots peace Pequots Pilgrims political Pontiac Pontiac's War Popé Powhatan praying Indians Pueblos Puritans raids Rowlandson Senecas settlement settlers Shawnees Sir William Johnson slavery soldiers Soto South Carolina Spain Spaniards Spanish Susquehannas treaty Tuscaroras Virginia Wampanoags warfare warriors wars Wessagusett women Yamasees York