Native American Treaties and Conflicts

The video explores the Battle of Fallen Timbers and the Treaty of Greenville, marking the end of Native American resistance in the Northwest. It discusses the alliances during the American Revolution, the Northwest Indian War led by Little Turtle, and the decisive defeat at Fallen Timbers. The Treaty of Greenville resulted in significant land cession by Native Americans, leading to a continued loss of land over the following decades.

What was a significant outcome of the Treaty of Paris regarding Native American lands?

• Native Americans retained all their lands.

• Native American lands were handed over without consultation.

• Native Americans were consulted about land distribution.

• Native Americans were given new territories.

Why did many Native American tribes side with the British during the American Revolution?

• They were promised independence.

• They had historical ties with the British.

• They wanted to prevent American westward expansion.

• They were offered financial incentives.

What was the purpose of the Northwest Ordinances?

• To establish trade routes.

• To create orderly settlement in the Northwest.

• To build military forts.

• To form alliances with Native tribes.

What was the Northwest Indian War also known as?

• Tecumseh's War

• Little Turtle's War

• Pontiac's War

• Red Cloud's War

Who was a key leader of the Native American resistance during the Northwest Indian War?

• Sitting Bull

• Tecumseh

• Geronimo

• Little Turtle

What was the significance of St. Clair's defeat?

• It was a victory for the U.S. forces.

• It was the first battle of the American Revolution.

• It marked the end of the Northwest Indian War.

• It was the largest defeat of U.S. forces by Native Americans.

Who led the American forces in the Battle of Fallen Timbers?

• William Henry Harrison

• Anthony Wayne

• Andrew Jackson

• George Washington

What was the outcome of the Battle of Fallen Timbers?

• A peace treaty was immediately signed

• A decisive victory for Native Americans

• A stalemate between both sides

• A decisive victory for American forces

What did the Native Americans agree to in the Treaty of Greenville?

• To relocate to Canada

• To cede large tracts of land to the U.S.

• To receive military support from the U.S.

• To form an alliance with the British

What was a long-term effect of the Treaty of Greenville on Native American lands?

• Native lands expanded significantly.

• Native lands were returned to their original owners.

• Native lands were permanently protected.

• Native lands were gradually lost over time.