Happy Hour History: You Live on Stolen Land: The American Revolution and Haudenosaunee Homelands
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In 1779, the United States launched the Sullivan–Clinton Campaign to break the power of the Haudenosaunee. This explicitly genocidal campaign brought dispossession and displacement to the center of the Haudenosaunee experience of the American Revolution. The invasion did great damage, but Haudenosaunee people soon returned to their burned-out homes. Their rights to the land remain. Join us as Dr. Michael Oberg explores the profound impact of actions taken during the American Revolution on the Ha | Location: The Buffalo History Museum
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- Dr Michael ObergSpeaker
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1 Museum Court, Buffalo, NY 14216
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