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A Misplaced Massacre: Struggling Over The Memory Of Sand Creek,Used Jacob Grimm Future President Of The UIn The Early Morning Of November 29, 1864, With The Fate Of The Union Still Uncertain, Part Of The First Colorado And Nearly All Of The Third Colorado Volunteer Regiments, Commanded By Colonel John Chivington, Surprised Hundreds Of Cheyenne And Arapaho People Camped On The Banks Of Sand Creek In Southeastern Colorado Territory. More Than 150 Native Americans Were Slaughtered, The Vast Majority Of Them Women, Children, And The Elderly, Making It One Of