An in-depth examination of the culture, events and battles,of the American Plains Indians between 1850 to 1866. An analysis of evidence gathered, mainly using primary source materials, and comparing various well-known author interpretations. A look at the stark reality of the core value of the warrior culture is violence. It will investigate the Indian political propaganda generated by the Left-wing academics in today's colleges and universities. It will also examine, in detail, the Great Sioux Uprising of 1862, the battle of Sand Creek-1864 and the infamous Fetterman Massacre of 1866.It is titled Vol. I because I will have a second volume coming out in few months continuing the basic theme of the first book. Vol. II, however, will discuss the main battles of the Washita River, the Rosebud Battle, Custer's Little Bighorn and the battle of Wounded Knee