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When the history of America comes to mind, most people expect stories about the fight for independence, liberation, World War two, the American Revolution, and so many other historical events. But that’s not all. America today is the most powerful country on the planet, no doubt about that, but it has a lot of sad histories. One such history is the Sand Creek massacre of eighteen sixty-four, where American Natives were ordered to be killed and slaughtered by American soldiers.
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Journals, N. (2024, August 26). The Sand Creek Massacre of 1864: A Barbaric Slaughter of Native Americans. World History Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.worldhistory.org/video/3192/the-sand-creek-massacre-of-1864-a-barbaric-slaught/
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Journals, Native. "The Sand Creek Massacre of 1864: A Barbaric Slaughter of Native Americans." World History Encyclopedia. Last modified August 26, 2024. https://www.worldhistory.org/video/3192/the-sand-creek-massacre-of-1864-a-barbaric-slaught/.
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Journals, Native. "The Sand Creek Massacre of 1864: A Barbaric Slaughter of Native Americans." World History Encyclopedia. World History Encyclopedia, 26 Aug 2024. Web. 19 Sep 2024.
