From 1855 to 1856, the indigenous peoples of the Rouge River in Southwestern Oregon were at war with the United States Government and the settlers who were coming into the area. This war included a very harsh defeat for the US Army at the Battle of Hungry Hill and the first Indian reservation in the Pacific Northwest.

From 1855 to 1856, the indigenous peoples of the Rouge River in Southwestern Oregon were at war with the United States Government and the settlers who were coming into the area. This war included a very harsh defeat for the US Army at the Battle of Hungry Hill and the first Indian reservation in the Pacific Northwest.

From 1855 to 1856, the indigenous peoples of the Rouge River in Southwestern&nbsp;Oregon were at war with the United States Government and the settlers who were coming&nbsp;into the area. This war included a very harsh defeat for the US Army at the Battle of Hungry Hill and the first Indian reservation in the Pacific Northwest.

42: Rouge River Wars

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