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TABLE OF CONTENTS. WHOWHATWHENWHEREWHYHOWBATTLE OF POINT PLEASANTBIBLIOGRAPHY. WHO???. Mingo Indians 3,1Shawnee Indians 3,1Delaware Indians 3,2,1Iroquois Indians 2Wyandot Indians 2Pennsylvania Colonists 1,2,3Pennsylvania Militia 1,2,3Virginia Colonists 1,2,3Virginia Militia 1,2,3Fi
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1. LORD DUNMORE’S WAR By: Colin Meyers
2. TABLE OF CONTENTS WHO
WHAT
WHEN
WHERE
WHY
HOW
BATTLE OF POINT PLEASANT
BIBLIOGRAPHY
3. WHO??? Mingo Indians 3,1
Shawnee Indians 3,1
Delaware Indians 3,2,1
Iroquois Indians 2
Wyandot Indians 2
Pennsylvania Colonists 1,2,3
Pennsylvania Militia 1,2,3
Virginia Colonists 1,2,3
Virginia Militia 1,2,3
Five Regiments of British Soldiers 1,2,3
Lord Dunmore 1,2,3
General Andrew Lewis 1,2,3
4. WHAT??? Lord Dunmore’s War was a confrontation over lands west of the Appalachian Mountains. It was between British colonists, with the support of British soldiers and the Virginia and Pennsylvania militias, against Ohio country Indian tribes.1,2,3
5. WHEN???
1774
Minor fighting began in the Spring of 1774.1,2,3
First battle was May 3, 1774. British colonists killed 11 Mingo Indians.1,2,3
August, 1774. Pennsylvania Militia destroyed Ohio Indian village.1,2,3
October 10, 1774. Battle of Point Pleasant.1,2,3
Lord Dunmore’s War ended with defeat of the Ohio country Indian tribes.1,2,3
6. WHERE???
Appalachian Mountains1,2,3
Ohio Country1,2,3
Modern day Steubenville, Ohio1,3
Ohio River1,2,3
7. WHY???
British colonists wanted the land west of the Appalachian Mountains and east of the Mississippi River to settle on.1,2,3
The Ohio country Indian tribes lived there and so they fought for their land.1,2,3
8. HOW???
5 regiments of British soldiers fought for the colonists alongside the Virginia and Pennsylvania militias.1,2,3
The Ohio country Indians had multiple Indian war parties to fight the whites with.1,2,3
9. BATTLE OF POINT PLEASANT August 17741
Pennsylvania militia destroyed seven Mingo villages.1
Logan the Mingo chief sent 1000 warriors to fight.1
October 10, 17741,3
Pennsylvania militia began to fight the Mingo warriors.1
After several hours the Pennsylvania militia drove the Mingo warriors north of the Ohio River.1
10. BIBLIOGRAPHY “Lord Dunmore’s War.” Ohio History Central. 12 Dec, 2009. http://www.ohiohistorycentral.org/entry.php?rec=514
“Dunmore’s War.” Ohio Genealogy. 12 Dec, 2009. http://www.ohiogenealogy.org/athens/dunmores_war.htm
“Lord Dunmore’s War.” US History. 12 Dec, 2009. http://www.u-s history.com/pages/h1035.html
History for Kids. 2 Jan, 2010. http://www.historyforkids.org/scienceforkids/geology/platetectonics/appalachian.htm
Early America. 17 Dec, 2009. http://www.earlyamerica.com/review/2004_summer_fall/proclomation.htm
Ohio History. 17 Dec, 2009. http://ohsweb.ohiohistory.org/piximages/images/AL05183.jpg