The massacre at Sand Creek was an attack by a Colorado militia on peaceful American Indians. a Colorado militia on a group of Dakota warriors. American Indians on peaceful white settlers. federal soldiers on a group of Cheyenne warriors.

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Jesse Pugh

23 January, 19:36

The massacre at Sand Creek was an attack by a Colorado militia on peaceful American Indians. a Colorado militia on a group of Dakota warriors. American Indians on peaceful white settlers. federal soldiers on a group of Cheyenne warriors.

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Amy Mccann · Answer 1

Answer: a Colorado militia on peaceful American Indians.

The Sand Creek massacre is the name of a massacre that occurred on November 29, 1864. The Colorado U. S. Volunteer Cavalry, made up of 675 men, attacked a Cheyenne and Arapaho village. The settlement was peaceful, and two-thirds of those killed were women and children. It is estimated that between 70-500 Native Americans were killed and mutilated.

Hector · Answer 2

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The Big Bottom Massacre of 1791 was an example of an attack by

American soldiers on American Indians.

European troops on American settlers.

American settlers on American Indians.

American Indians on American settlers.