Indians of North America.

John Eliot produced the first American-made Bible. It was printed in Algonquin, for which Eliot had personally created a written language, and preceded the first English Bible printed in America by over 100 years.

On December 29, 1890, some 300 Sioux warriors, women, and children were killed by soldiers at a camp on Wounded Knee Creek.

Pushmataha was a Choctaw chief who is best remembered for keeping peace between his people and the United States. In fact, the Choctaw were the only eastern tribe to never fight a war against federal troops.