Matching Question 1 options:

-an important Shawnee War Chief

-a major leader during the Northwest Indian War.

-he signed the Treaty of Greenville with the United States.

The final battle of the Northwest Indian War. This was led by the General Anthony Wayne of the United States and led to a major defeat of a native confederacy organized by Little Turtle of the Miami tribe and led by Bluejacket. The defeat would force the Indians to sign the Greenville Treaty and opening up 2/3 of the Ohio country to settlement.

-Tecumseh’s brother.

-urged the natives to reject the ways of the whites.

-an early supporter of Bluejacket, and then later, his brother, Tecumseh.

-a famous Shawnee warrior chief who worked to organize a confederacy of Native American tribes.

-respected by Americans for his leadership politically and militarily.

-worked to stop native massacres under his leadership. His Confederacy joined the British during the war of 1812 and Tecumseh joined the fight against the United States.

An Algonquian speaking Native American tribe that had originated in the Tennessee region but had various groups that lived in what would become Tennessee, South Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania.

-an American military officer and later, politician.

-a former Virginian would be appointed the Secretary of the Northwest territory and later made the governor of Indiana territory.

-served under General Anthony Wayne at the Battle of fallen Timbers and was a signatory at the Treaty of Greenville.

-a warrior Chief and orator of the wolf clan of the Seneca nation.

-negotiated with the new United States after the victory of the Revolutionary War.

-secured land for his people in New York, however, most of his people were forced into Canada following the Treaty of Paris 1783.

-recognized the suffering of the native peoples at the hands of the white settlers and spoke about it.

Battle led by the Prophet, against William Henry Harrison, in 1811. Harrison was there with soldiers as a show of force to intimidate the Shawnee into a peace treaty. The Shawnee would lead a surprise attack on Harrison and his soldiers, which would eventually backfire and result in a major defeat for the Shawnee.

An Iroquois speaking Native American tribe that had been forced west following the French and Indian War. They joined the Native American confederacies that were influential during the Northwest Indian War and later the War of 1812.

1.
Shawnee

2.
Seneca

3.
Great Tekamthi also known as Tecumseh

4.
Bluejacket

5.
Sagoyewathe also known as Red Jacket

6.
Lalawethika better known as Tenskwatawa

7.
William Henry Harrison

8.
Battle of Prophetstown

9.
Battle of Fallen Timbers