War of independence
What was the first tribe to attack the american settelers?
Cherokee
What war did the treaty end?
Northwest Indian War.
Which tribe attacked Harmars militiamen?
The Miami Tribe.
Who was the chief of the Miami people?
Chief Little turtle.
How many Native Americans were mentioned in the Peace of paris?
Zero, they were furious that they were not mentioned in its terms.
What did Native American people living on reservations receive?
They received Annual sums of money.
What year was the Treaty of Greenville was signed.
1795
Who was the chief of Delaware?
Chief White eyes.
What side did most Native Americans try to choose?
Neutral, but some the british.
What happened to the Native Americans that rejected the treaty of Greenville?
They were harassed by the Ohio militia.
What happend in "Harmars Defeat"?
The Miami tribe attacked Harmars troops, killing many of Harmars militiamen. After the first attack, Harmar sent more men, and The Native Americans inflicted heavy casualties.
Who is the commander of the U.S. army in the Northwest Territory,
Josiah Harmar.
How many Iroquois towns did General John Sullivan burn down.
General John Sulivan burned 40 Iroquois towns.
What year did Ohio become a state?
1803
How many solders did Josiah Harmar send from Fort Washington?
Harmar marched from Fort Washington with 320 regular soldiers and roughly 1,100 militiamen, primarily from Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
Who was the Commander for the American forces?
General St Clair.
When the Americans retaliated by Burning, Cherokee towns. What did the Cherokee decide to do to make peace?
They migrated with the Americans to make peace.
What did the treaty do for American settlers?
Opened Euro-American settlers to establish homes, farms, towns and cities.
In St Clair's defeat, what fort did the U.S. militamen retreat to?
Who was the British commander at Detroit?
Henry Hamilton.