Organized Indian resistance to American control ended in 1890 after the battle at Wounded Knee in South Dakota. However, it is worth noting that many today do not regard that as a battle, but rather as the Massacre at Wounded Knee due to the gap in preparedness between Sioux and US forces and the high death toll of Sioux women and children. Prior to the events at Wounded Knee, US troops had assembled Hotchkiss guns pointed at the camped out Sioux and many US troops drank heavily the night before. After a spat of confusion where US troops sought to take all Sioux weapons, a shot was fired and US troops opened fire upon all inhabitants of the camp killing almost upwards of 200 men, women, and children.

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The Basra province was split up by?

Mama L [17]

The Basra province was split up by the Qarmatians.

<h3>What was the Basra province?</h3>

This was the name of a region that was on the Southern part of Iraq. This area was under the leadership of Umar I when it was founded then. The people of the nation are found in Kuwait and in Iraq today. The Zanj were the first people that sacked the city.

While the Qarmatians an Islamic sect were the next people that devastated the town. They were a military encampment that was created at the time.

Hence we can conclude from the discussion above that the Basra was split up by the Qarmatians.