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The Battle of Fort Dearborn was an engagement between United States troops and Potawatomi Native Americans

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I learned that it's more appropriate to call it a battle and not a massacre

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I learned that this was called a massacre because Americans could not accept the fact that they lost the ¨battle¨. Massacre should only be used when helpless people are unable to defend themselves. Battle is more appropriate because both teams were able to fight back.

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I want to know how many people were exactly killed and was it necessary

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How many people were killed/injured?

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Its not a massacre it was just a battel lost and the US wont admit to it.

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What were the meanings behind all the images and pictures we saw

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i want to know why were the settlers so greedy

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There was a battle between Native Americans and the United States troops which followed the evacuation of the fort as ordered by the commander of the United States Army of the Northwest, William Hull.

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The battle of Fort Dearborn were between the U.S soldiers and Native americans.

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The battle between the United States and Native Americans was indeed a organized war, and not a massacre .

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That Americans couldn't handle the fact they lost and tried to call it a massacre to cover up their lost. it was actually a battle.

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Fort Dearborn was attacked by Native Americans and got burned down during the battle they were having. Also alot of people died.

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I know Fort Dearborn was a war camp, that before the battle ensued the people inhabiting it were warned multiple times of an incoming ambush, and that the battle has been portrayed as a massacre by the Native American people throughout history.

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What exactly did the Native Americans get out of it?

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I know that a battle occurred there and people still refer to it as a massacre.

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What led to this battle?

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I want to know why the United states had to take over that particular land.

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Americans captured the Native Americans that they didn't get to kill.

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I know it is in chicago

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How many people were killed & injured .

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I need to know what kind of weapons they used.

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The battle only lasted 15 seconds.

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Fort Dearborn was a battle between Natives and Americans yet is still confused to be a massacre

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Why did they fight

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The Europeans couldn't handle that they simply lost the battle so the claimed it as a masscare

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I'd like to know if the soldiers were prepared for the battle or was it a surprise. Also were the ones that evacuated Fort Dearborn were located during the entire battle.

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How many people was killed and hurt?

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The reason behind their attack on Americans and if they had any conflict before they attacked Fort Dearborn.

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I want to know what they were hoping to gain by calling it a massacre and giving off misleading information. Also how many people were killed or hurt. The opinions of both sides of the battle openly.

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I learned that it wasn't a massacre it was a battle that the Americans wouldn't accept

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Was the war/massacre necessary?

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How many people died and why the battle occurred

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I'd like to know how much of this battle's history is twisted, since it's so commonly said to be an ambush.

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how many casulties was there?

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I know there was a very bloody battle.

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I want to know more of both sides of the story.

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It was not a massacre but a battle America would not accept.

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How many people were killed and was it necessary ?
What is the message behind the pictures that were shown?

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It's okay to call it a battle but a massacre.

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I want to know if the war was necessary or not like did someone make them do it or did they decide on there own?

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I learned that native Americans also had something to do with what had happened

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Americans were taken captive and some were enslaved

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Fort Dearborn was a battle instead of a massacre between Native Americans and Europeans

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I learned that without the compiled evidence we have today there would be too many discrepancies to know what happened accurately, and that misconceptions are due to more commonly accessible pieces of history about this are inaccurate or purposefully leave things out.

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I learned that today people are still trying to call it a massacre because of the bias papers wrote after the battle when it was really an organized battle.

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I learned that there were native Americans who also had what happened that day too.

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I learned that every man, woman, and child was killed except fifteen.

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The events of Fort Dearborn will never have a clear answer on weather it was a battle or massacre because the story now is just different and edited versions of the story. Every one will just continue to tell their version of the story.

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I learned that Fort Dearborn was called a massacre to cover up the facts that it was an organized battle, also if we didn´t have the resources we have today, everyone will still be clueless as to what really took place.

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I learned it is important to see both sides of the story to get the full truth in a  situation because one side can have biases.

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What I thought was a massacre was a battle between the Native American/indigenous people and Europeans.

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I learned that without the hard core evidence that we found that it would be many different stories and we wouldn't know the real truth.

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I learned that their are different points of views showing bias information towards whats happend / rather to call it a massacre or battle

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I learned that Fort Dearborn would be described differently from both sides.

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I learned it was a battle that the us didn't want to admit to losing.

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Americans and Indians both have two different sides of the story for what happened so its unclear of what exactly happened and its difficult to get the full truth.

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I learned that there are different sides to tell on what happened durning the battle of Fort Dearborn