The War of Black Hawk

Then there is a battle of Wisconsin Highland. In this battle, 60 sock fighters fled their militias, while Indian noncombatants fled from the other side of the river. After battle, the head of India hid in the tree and tried to surrender in negotiations, but the militia could not understand what he meant, ignored him and kept pursuing the fleeing Indians. Soku tried to surrender whether it was a white flag or verbal, but he continued to hunt against the Indians without worrying whether US military and militia misunderstood them (Wymann and Hagen).

During the war, Black Hawk and pottery warriors fought with Major General Henry Proctor in a battle at the border of Erie Lake. Black Hawks participated in the battle of the French castle, the battle of Mestre, and the attack on Stevenson. America repulsed the British and Indian federations led by Tecumsa, and the UK and its allies issued major victims. For the means of attack in Europe, Blackhawk was desperate for the loss of many people shortly after he withdrew from the war and returned to China. Returning to Saukenuk, he learned that his rival Keokuk became the leader of tribal warfare. Black Hawks fought British troops at the Mississippi River near the Illinois Territory and joined England's efforts at the end of the war. Black Hawk helped to kick Americans from the upstream of the Mississippi River, due to the battle of Credit Island and the harassment of the US Army at Johnson Fort.

Black Hawks joined many British activities in the war of 1812 and there was controversy over Caucasians in the area of ​​their people. (This behavior and continued relationship with British in Canada will give Black Hawk and his supporters a nickname for "British Band." Since then, the American officials took the appearance of Black Hawk Competition Politic demands for Sock and Fox to respect the convention of 1804 and demands to settle in the current Mississippi River Blackawhaw Iowa said that Shak and Fox who refused to approve the treaty It became the opponent's leader.