land
True or false
The Americans did not pose a threat to native American land but the British did.
Why or why not?
false
Who was Anthony Wayne?
Anthony Wayne was an American soldier, officer, and a Founding Father of the United States
In 1792, President George Washington appointed who as the commander of the United States Army of the Northwest?
hint: his nickname was "Mad"
“Mad” Anthony Wayne
True or false?
The Treaty of Fort Harmar did very little to stop the bloodshed between the Native Americans and the United States.
True.
what is the name of the mall in Ohio that was named after a war that took place at this time?
Fallen Timber
What tribe was little turtle in?
Little Turtle was the military leader of the Miami Indians
When was the Treaty of Greenville was signed?
On August 3, 1795
What treaty was an agreement between the United States government and Indian tribes with claims to the Ohio Country?
Treaty of Fort Hamar.
What school is named after a famous general?
Anthony Wayne
What role did Henry Knox play during this time?
He was an avid supporter of an alliance between the indigenous and the settlers.
when was the treaty of Paris signed
1783
What happened to Native Americans who rejected the Treaty of Greenville?
Ohio militias targeted them for harassment, conflict, and removal.
Where did the Shawnee Rebellion start?
Massachusetts
Fort_____was named after which US officer who fought in US Revolutionary War and Northwest Indian War?
Josiah Harmar.
what took place and began on December 13, 1788.
A meeting with Native American leaders to negotiate an agreement
Who stayed at Fort Greene Ville, negotiating a treaty with Ohio's Native Americans?
Anthony Wayne
Tecumseh was a Shawnee chief and warrior who promoted what?
Resistance to the expansion of the United States onto Native American lands.
How long was Josiah Harmar a senior officer for?
He was a senior officer in the Army for six years and seven months.
what year did Ohio become a state?
1803
Name the two major dieseas that wiped out lots of Native Americans and what percentage of Native Americans were harmed by these diseases .
Influenza and small pox.
90%.