Life of Black Hawk Ironically enough

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Life of Black Hawk Ironically enoughWestward expansion of the American frontier was not without its attendant tragedies many of which involved injustices committed against Native Americans. One such tragedy took place in the early nineteenth century, when the Sauk and Fox Indians, led by a dynamic tribal chieftain named Black Hawk (1767 1838), resisted the establishment of white settlements in Indian territory in western Illinois. The Indians were slaughtered in the resulting brief but