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How did Americans respond to the mountain meadows massacre?

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What was the reason for the mountain meadows massacre?
The reason for the "Mountain Meadow Massacre" can be summarized in two words, "fear" and "hatred". The justification behind the attack had to have been motivated by these extremely powerful emotions....
Who was the conflict of the Mountain Meadows Massacre between?
The Mountain Meadows Massacre was between a group of immigrants from Missouri, a local Mormon Militia, and some Native Americans.
How did Americans respond to the American revolution and why?
Huh they started it to be free from Britain and they were colonist at the beginning but in the middle they were Americans.
Who was the only person punished in the Mountain Meadows Massacre?
John D Lee. He was tried twice and executed in1877.
What did the native Americans and the Mormons do to the settlers at mountain meadow in 1857?
The settlers at Mountain Meadows were Mormons.In 1857, the Native Americans and Mormon settlers were trying to defend their territory from the United States government, which had sent 2,500 troops to...