Greenville, Ohio

The Treaty of Greenville was a treaty between the Americans and Indians in which American negotiators acknowledged Indian ownership of land and the treaty led Western Confederacy to cede most of Ohio (led to control of trans-Appalachian west). This treaty caused a massive influx of white migration in which over 375,000 people migrated to the Ohio and Tennessee colonies. The impact of this was an American attempt in integrating…

the issue of Indian tribes had been brought about. From 1789 onward, serious trouble brewed in four directions (Roark et al. 227). A series of treaties followed soon after this problem had arisen. There was the Treaty of Greenville in 1795 between the U.S. and Indian tribes in Ohio. The treaty brought peace to the region for the time…

Annie Oakley was born with the name Phoebe Ann Moses on August 31, 1860, in Darke County, Ohio. She is remembered as one of the leading women of the American West. After both Moses’ father and stepfather died when she was a child, she went to live at the Darke County Infirmary, where she received schooling and sewing instruction while helping in the care of orphaned children. She returned to live with her mother and her second stepfather in her early teens, when she was able to help the family…

because it was a time the King and Parliament tried to increase their control. The causes and important developments of the Seven Years War in North America are the desire of both Britain and France to control the fur trade. Also, the affray in the Ohio valley, between the French and part of Virginia. The consequences of the war for the various “winners” and “losers” are for the Winner which is Britain, there are no major consequences, although France did look for revenge. France were the…

After reading the text provided I came to the conclusion that the relationship between the Native Americans and the United States was in constant turmoil. The text is littered with many treaties made with the Natives and the effect these had on all parties involved. The westward expansion caused numerous battles and debates among the politicians and tribes. A quote from the article A Shawnee Argues for an Untied Indian Resistance, 1810 states “After mistreatment of the Native Americans by…

action in the West. George needs to send his troops again when the natives demand that all settlers north of the Ohio River leave. The army he sends is under the control of Anthony Wayne. They defeat over 1,000 Native Americans controlled by the Shawnee chief Blue Jacket. This battle is called the Battle of Fallen Timbers. The Natives nearly give up all their land, under the Treaty of Greenville, statesThe American Journey, page 261 and…

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Methoatske who was a Creek and his father, Puckenshinewa who was a Shawnee.The parents of Tecumseh were from different tribes, Who met when the two tribes met in 1750 when the Shawnee tribe looked for shelter with the Creeks.In 1760 , the couple to Ohio and Tecumseh was the fifth child born to the couple.” One of the major obstacle in Tecumseh’s life was when his parents left him or could no longer be with him. His parental figure, Puckenshinewa, died in a confrontation between the Creeks and…

represent them. However British Prime Minister Sir George Greenville established the principle of “virtual representation” stating that the House of Commons represented all British citizens, including the colonists. Therefore when the Stamp Act was passed in February 1765, to further diminish the Seven Years War debt,…

of the Miami tribe in Ohio, again led a defense of native homeland in efforts to stop Americans from seizing their property. Beginning in 1785, the Miami had the upper hand with more men to fight, but lost their advantage by 1795. General Anthony Wayne had assembled a strong legion of 5,000 strong just south of Detroit against the 3,000 Shawnee, Ottawa, Potawatomi warriors and Canadian militias. The battle of Fallen Timbers was lost by Little Turtle; the Treaty of Greenville was signed in August…