Battle on the Plains
The United States Plains Wars
Lasting from 1757 to 1900, the Battle of the Plains consisted of numerous violent conflicts between Native American tribes and the U.S. government. These struggles concluded with the Red River War and the Great Sioux War. This book provides readers with an in-depth look at the Plains Wars, including the tribes involved, their modes of warfare, the background to the fighting, and the tragic toll that the wars took on all involved, including civilians. The scope and legacy of these battles is examined. Full of period photographs, this book includes a chronology of events, maps of various battles, and brief biographies of the principle Native American figures involved.
* Reviews *
Series Review: Early American Wars"Overall, this series would be a complement to an American history textbook. It offers interesting and diverse perspectives for students researching or looking to deepen their understanding of early American history."
--Library Media Connection
Book Review: Battle on the Plains
"Surprisingly in depth information that at first looks to be just an overview. Photographs and maps helpful in understanding this conflict."
--Elizabeth Shawn, West Allegheny High School
