Chronology of American Indian History

Chronology of American Indian History

Victoria, Francisco de 38

Victorio (Apache leader)

199, 205, 206, 207

vigilantes 162, 188–189

Virginia

and African-American

Indian status 107

Bacon’s Rebellion 71

identification medals 67

Indian delegation travels to

England 423

and Nansatico Indians 77

and off-reservation Indi-

ans 78

Opechancanough attacks

56

and Powhatan Indians 72

Racial Integrity Law 255

Virginia militia 70, 86

Voigt Decision 347

voting 279, 295, 417

W

Wabash, Battle of the 111,

112, 113

Wagnon v. Prairie Band Po-

tawatomi Nation 392

Wagon Box fight 180

wagon trains 40–41, 135

Walk for Justice 375–376

Walking Purchase Treaty

82–84

Wampanoag Indians 52–

53, 56, 67–69, 69–71

wampum 64–65, 433 g

war 51, 79. See also specific

wars

war casualties 378–379

War Department 110

warming climate 1, 3–4, 5–6

War of 1812 122, 124

War of Independence. See

American Revolution

Warren, William W.

213–214

Washington (state) 190,

310

Washington, D.C. 187,

406, 411, 412

Washington, George

85–86, 88, 100, 101,

110, 111

Washington Redskins 318,

387–388

Washington Territory Indi-

ans 158

Washington v. Washington

State Commercial Pas-

senger Fishing Vessel

Association 338

Washita River Massacre

183–184

Wassaja newsletter 247

Watchtower murals 261–

262

water rights 239, 288, 295,

348

Watie, Stand 142, 146,

166, 173

Watts, James 347

Wauneka, Annie Dodge

282, 296

Wayne, Fort 120

weapons 9, 68–69

Weise, Jeff 414–415

West (American) 38–39

West, W. Richard, Jr. 393,

411, 412

Westerman, Floyd (Dakota

activist) 306

Western Indian Territory

219–220

Western Shoshone Indians

282–283, 411

Western Shoshone Reserva-

tion 320–321

Wheeler-Howard Act. See

Indian Reorganization

Act (IRA)

Whirling Thunder (Black

Hawk’s son) 139

White, John 44, 45, 46

White Bull, Joseph 262

White Cloud (Winnebago

Prophet) 138, 139

White Paper (Canada) 307,

310, 315

White Stick Creek 123, 124

Whitman, Marcus 143,

149

Whitman mission 135,

149, 152

wild game 3, 4

Williams, Roger 49, 59, 62

Williams v. Lee 290

Wilson, Dick 322, 323,

325, 329, 330

Winnebago Indians 130–

131, 172, 282, 403–404

Winnemucca, Sarah 162,

210

Winters v. United States

239, 348

Wisconsin 383–384

Wiyot Indians 410

Wolf Mountains, Battle

of 198

women 218, 286, 337,

351–352, 381–384

Women of All Red Nations

(WARN) 324

Women’s National Indian

Association 208

Woodland tradition 6,

11–12

Worcester v. Georgia 134,

137, 140

Working Group on

Indigenous Populations

333–334, 362

World Eskimo-Indian

Olympics 292–293

World Series 368–369

World War I 224, 248,

248–250, 362

World War II 266–267,

272, 274–276, 275,

341, 406

Wounded Knee 221, 433g

American Indian Move-

ment (AIM) takes over

321–322

massacre commemorated

367

massacre of Lakota Sioux

Indians 221, 222

mass grave 221

occupation ends 322, 323

prosecutions for 227

protest at 304, 321–323

victims buried 226

Wovoka (Northern Paiute

prophet) 219,^220

Wuttunee, William I. C. 310

Y

Yahi Indians 241–242

Yakama Indians

alcohol ban challenged 398

Brendale v. Confederated

Tribes 361

Chief Pu-Pu-Mox-Mox

159

fishing rights 235

liquor ban suit dismissed

399

Mount Adams returned

to 319

radioactive waste exposure

366

David Sohappy Sr. 346

United States v. Winans 235

Yakama War 158–159

Yamasee Indians 80

Yamasee War 80

Yaqui Indians 36

Yavapai Indians 153,

246–247

Yellow Hand (Cheyenne

chief ) 196, 197

Yellow Robe, Chauncey

205, 245–246

Yellow Robe, Richard 205

Yellow Thunder, Raymond

315, 343

Yoholo, Opothle 165

Yucatán Maya 40

Yuma, Fort 156

Z

Zapotec culture 12

Zepeda, Ofelia 390

Ziolkowski, Korczak 279–

280, 344

Zuni Indians 38, 58, 204,

397

Zuni Pueblo 38