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The attack was led by Chivington all but two groups attacked the village immediately; the groups ignored the fact that there was an American Flag followed by a white flag meaning the tribe was friendly.
-MacKenzie Fagan

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675 man force attacked and destroying a village of Cheyenne and Arapaho
-Ethan Brungardt

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https://youtu.be/MbiJRzjhejU

Elise Housman

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A depiction of one scene at Sand Creek by witness Howling Wolf
-MacKenzie Fagan

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November 29, 1864
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Chief Black Kettle

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Black Kettle was the commander of the Native Americans
John M. Chivington was the American commander
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Sand Creek, Colorado
-Kierra Richmeier

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The Sand Creek Massacre was a long deep rooted conflict, for who had control over the Great Plains in Eastern Colorado.
-Elise Housman

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John M. Chivington

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-Estimated 70 -163 Native Americans most were women and children
-24 American Calvary were killed
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