Who was involved during the American genocide?

The American genocide primarily refers to the systematic extermination and displacement of Indigenous peoples in North America, which involved various groups, including European settlers, colonial governments, and the U.S. government. Key figures included military leaders, politicians, and settlers who enacted policies and participated in violent campaigns against Native American tribes. These actions were often justified by a belief in Manifest Destiny and the expansion of American territory. The consequences led to significant loss of life, culture, and land for Indigenous populations.