What effect did big tree and satanta’s release have on the raiding of white settlements?

Satanta joined the Guipago in leading the Kiowa forces in raiding more white settlements while Big tree did not

Explanation:

After the death sentences passed on both Big tree and Satanta during their murder trial in connection to the warren wagon train attack on may 1871, the Quaker peace policy pressured the Governor of Texas to overturn the sentence to a life sentence  which he did .

but Satanta and Guipago didn't serve their life sentences due to war threats issued the the united states of America by the Guipago people. the Government released them after two years. this release led Satanta to joining forces with Guipago in leading the Kiowa people to Raid several white settlements like the Adobe walls in Texas.while Big tree returned home instead of joining the forces led by Satanta and Guipago

would not cooperate with each other voluntarily.

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