Two of the last battles of the Revolutionary War include the 1782 Siege of Fort Henry and Battle of Blue Licks, both attacks by British and Native Americans raiders on American settlers across the Ohio River in Virginia and Kentucky. The same year saw the Gnadenhutten massacre and Crawford expedition, which further increased distrust between Native Americans and American settlers. The western theater had a markedly different tone than the European style battles in the east, which left a generational impact on US settlers and Native Nations.