Chivington and his soldiers slaughtered two hundred Cheyenne tribal members as they returned from peace negotiations with the governor of Colorado. What is this massacre known as?
A. Battle of the Cheyenne
B. Massacre at Wounded Knee
C. Sand Creek Massacre
D. The Battle of Little Bighorn
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