What was the pan-indian resistance movement?

Answer 1

it was when the people did the thing. The people, of course, being the remaining native americans left in the country, who often conflicted with their neighbors, the French Hugonauts who remained in the west (after the Louisiana Purchase). In this particular instance, the native tribe rebelled against the Hugonauts, who had been terrorizing and slaughtering the native population. Naturally,The newly distinguished federal government had to intervene, and used their newly realized ability to imply powers from the constitution, therefore forming a new militia and putting the resistance movement to an end. This was the final and most important event involving natives, and is remembered as the defining moment in determining the immense power of the federal government