Eliminating military leaders broke down the chain of command. Then, one by one, they used their muskets to pick off officers. It was a method the American Indians had successfully used in smaller battles. It aligned in a crescent surrounding the U.S. Clair’s Defeat stemmed in large part to the alliance’s battle formation. The battle’s aftermathĪAL’s research shows that American Indian success at St. We were just trying to get by from day to day.
Teaching our history, in many ways, it fell away. She said that most Miami citizens are probably unaware of the battle. Hunter, who lives in Fort Wayne, Indiana, is the tribe’s historic preservation officer. “It shows we were a strong people,” Hunter said. Clair’s Defeat should be a source of immense pride for these tribal communities, said Diane Hunter, MLS ’82, a citizen of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, which numbers about 5,500 citizens. The descendant tribes now number 39, and their headquarters are spread throughout nine Great Lakes and Great Plains states, from New York to Oklahoma. Nine tribes joined forces in the battle of St. Though accounts of American troops’ incompetence and corruption are valid, Thompson sees a more important factor in the outcome of the battle: the strategic, methodical fighting of the American Indians, who executed a cunning plan. Eventually, President George Washington forced the general to resign.
One report blamed a corrupt quartermaster for providing subpar supplies. Clair’s Defeat or the Battle of the Wabash, it was considered a devastating loss to the Army.Īs the blood dried, a narrative formed to explain away the rout. There, an intertribal alliance of approximately 1,400 warriors led by Miami chief Mihšihkinaahkwa, also called Little Turtle, and Shawnee chief Weyapiersenwah, also known as Blue Jacket, annihilated an equally numbered force led by Maj. The battlefield is just an hour’s drive east of the Ball State campus. It happened on November 4, 1791, at what is now Fort Recovery, Ohio, as part of the roughly 10-year Northwest Indian War. officers, soldiers, and civilians were killed, their bodies piled along the banks of the Wabash River on land that belonged to American Indians. While it’s helpful that the Biden administration plans to give states at least a 60-day advance notice, even more notice for states to prepare would be welcomed.You have to wonder if the bodies were still warm when the scapegoating began.Īfter a three-hour battle, more than 800 U.S. States will have a heavy lift in catching up on delayed renewals and changes in circumstances and resuming normal eligibility and enrollment operations. It remains to be seen whether our country will be in a better place come mid-January when a decision to extend the PHE again will need to be made. continues to experience 83,000 new cases and over 1,500 deaths a day based on current 7-day averages. I personally think that’s unlikely to happen, given that not all children are yet eligible for COVID vaccines and the U.S. But since PHEs are declared in 90-day increments, the administration would need to take specific action to terminate the PHE early and give states advance notice by Novemif it intends to end the PHE at the end of 2021. Some Medicaid stakeholders have taken the administration’s projection that the PHE would be in place for the entirety of 2021 to mean that it would end December 31, 2021. The Biden administration has promised to give states a heads up at least 60 days in advance of the end of the PHE. CHIP expenditures also receive an enhanced federal match of 4.34 percentage points. It also means that states will continue to receive enhanced federal funding for Medicaid via a 6.2 percentage point bump in the state’s Federal Medical Assistance Percentage (FMAP) through the first quarter of 2022 (March 31). States must keep individuals who were covered by Medicaid as of March 18, 2020, or who subsequently were enrolled, continuously covered until January 31, 2022. States must maintain their Medicaid eligibility levels and enrollment procedures that were in effect as of January 1, 2020.
What does this mean for Medicaid?įirst, the maintenance of effort provisions in the Families First Coronavirus Response Act remain in effect until Janu(the end of the month after the PHE ends). The Biden administration has extended the public health emergency (PHE) for 90 days, from Octothrough January 16, 2022.
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