The Sand Creek Massacre refers to the 1864 attack on a peaceful Cheyenne and Arapaho village by U.S. volunteer soldiers, resulting in over 150 deaths. This historical event is studied to understand Native American displacement and government policy failures. Descendants, historians, and educators benefit by preserving memory, fostering reconciliation, and informing discussions on historical justice.
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