Tecumseh's confederation + war of 1812 Flashcards

1
Q

How many settlers where there when there were lots of conflicts? Very beginning?

A

100,000

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Who did the native Americans seek help from?

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Spain and Britain

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3
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Who preached rejection of white customs and goods?

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Tecumseh (Shawnee leader) and his prophet brother

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4
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When did Tecumseh attempt to organise a confederation of tribes to resist white settlement?

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1811

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5
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What land did Tecumseh try to retrieve in 1811?

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Ancestral lands lost in 1809 to the Treaty of Fort Wayne

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6
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Who did Tecumseh’s movement attract?

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Tribes in the north-west

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What happened in 1811 when Tecumseh went away to bring the Five Civilised tribes into the confederation?

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Governor of Indian Territory (William Henry Harrison) launched an attack on Shawnee’s main settlement at Prophetstown.

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What happened when the prophet acted in retaliation?

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Harrison defeated him and destroyed Shawnee’s main town - burned it to the ground. Destroyed foodstuff that they would need in the winter.

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9
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What happened to Tecumseh?

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Fled to Canada and joined the Britishand Canadian forces fighting the Americans in 1812 war.

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When did Tecumseh die?

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Battle of the Thames 1813. British and Canadian troupes defeated.

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11
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Battle of Horseshoe bend? Date and where

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1814 in modern day Alabama

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12
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who was the battle of horseshoe bend between?

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Major General Andrew Jackson and Creek tribe

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Result of Horseshoe bend?

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Creeks forced to cede two thirds of their land (much of modern day Alabama) in the Treaty of Fort Jackson.

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14
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How did the War of 1812 reduce Native American powers?

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Lost allies. British vacated forts around the Great Lakes.

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