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Wakara's War, also
known as Walker's War was a
dispute between the Ute
people and the
Mormon settlers in Utah
Valley and
surrounding areas. This war is...
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Chief Walkara (c. 1808 – 1855; also
known as
Wakara, Wahkara,
Chief Walker or Colorow) was a
Northern Ute
leader of the Utah
Indians known as the Timpanogo...
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Wakara may
refer to: Walkara,
Shoshone chief Wakara people, or Wakura,
Australia Wakara language, or ****u
Wakura This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
- The
Wakara or
Wakura were an
indigenous Australian people of the
state of Queensland. The
Wakara are
estimated by
Norman Tindale to have had a
tribal domain...
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paraphrased as "It is
cheaper to feed them than to
fight them." However,
Wakara's War and Utah's
Black Hawk War
demonstrate that
hostilities persisted until...
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closely related with Wajita, Waruri,
Wasimbiti and
Wakara. It is also home to the Wajita, Waruri,
Wakara, all
Kuria sub
tribes (including the
Wazanaki and...
- ****u Nyungkal, Kokobididji, Kokobujundji, Kokokulunggur, Kokowalandja,
Wakara, Wakaman, Djankun, Muluridji, ?Wulpura
Native speakers 388 (2021 census)...
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Hidalgo Utah
Territory Utah
Territory in the
American Civil War Utah War
Wakara's War
World War II Women's
suffrage 2002
Winter Olympics Flora and fauna...
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William McBride M****acre (1851)
Morrisite War
Mormon War (Illinois) Utah War
Wakara's War
Mountain Meadows M****acre
Black Hawk War (1865–1872)
Notable leaders...
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Mwanza Region are also the Kerewe, Kara and Zinza, with
Wakerewe and
Wakara in the east,
particularly Ukerewe Island, and
Wazinza in the
western s****s...
