The Ojibwe migrate to the northern shores of Lake Huron 

Spanish expedition by Coronado reaches the eastern Pueblos in New Mexico. 

Don Juan de Oņate conquered all major Pueblo groups during Spanish Colonization. 

Beaver Wars in the Great Lakes region over control of the fur trade. Tribes involved were the Ojibwe, Iroqouis, Sioux, and Winnebago, among others. 

Jean Nicolet's treaty establishes an uneasy peace on the Great Lakes region and establishes formal French-Ojibwe contact. 

The Pueblo Revolt was led by Pope, a San Juan Tewa man. The revolt lasted 3 weeks and 21 out 33 friars were killed during the revolt. 

Ojibwe French relations sour because fur prices fall. The French break off trade. 

Don Diego de Vargas (governor) reconquered the Pueblos. The Keresan speaking Pueblos submitted without a struggle. 

The Pueblos, Tewa, Taos, Picuris, Santo Domingo, and Cochiti revolted again. The revolt was unsuccessful. 

The Laguna Pueblo was established by refugees from Cochiti and Santo Domingo. 

Coureurs de Bois, an informal trading group in the Great Lakes area is legalized by the French. They intermarry with Ojibwe women producng the Metis, or mixed-blood people. 

In 1737 the Dakota Sioux uprising against the French leads to renewed Ojibwe-Sioux warfare until around 1887. 

French and Indian War 

Pontiac, an Ottawa chief who was half Ojibwe, leads a revolt against the British but the revolt fails. 

Samson Occom (Mohigan), Sermon Preached at the Execution of Moses Paul  

Ojibwe sign a treaty at Fort Stanwix that recognizes U.S. authority in Ohio and establishes a boundary between Native-American and U.S. lands. 

Missionaries come to the Coast Miwok's territory north of San Francisco.