guys can you tell me the name date and place of a battle where indians faught other tribes to gain land?

Answer 1

The Lakota Siuox fought the Cheyenne over controll of the Black Hills in 1776.

Since indian tribes where semi-nomadic, they often "bumped into each other", resulting in wars and raiding.

Answer 2

For the most part, the Native American Indian peoples were nomadic tribes, meaning that they were always moving. Few farmed the land. And there were the Pueblo Indians that carved homes out of mountain cliffs, probably to survive other tribes and perhaps avoid alterations with European Americans? I know of no such battles to gain land between different tribes of Native American Indians, although there were on-going tribal wars taking place, most likely over hunting grounds, rather than for farming or permanent housing. Good luck!

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Answer 3

The Indians in most of North American were nomadic and so did not fight over land as such. However there were permanent settlements in the southwest, that were in defensive positions, which implies some sort of war for land. Further south the Aztecs and before them the Maya fought for control of territory. In 1427 Aztecs with the assistance of surrounding cities, defeated the Tepanecs and gained control of the Mexican basin.

Answer 4

1623 there was a battle between the Cokomine tribe and the scrotillian tribe in eastern europe.

Answer 5

if you mean native American Indians you're going to be out of luck. they didn't see land as something that could be owned, and so they would not have had this type of battle.

them majority of tribes were nomadic, which means they wandered from place to place, never settling into any specific land, they therefore had no reason to fight for land.

Answer 6

Read your history instead of wanting others to answer for you. Reading is fun.