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Tribe: Delaware Nation
Original Location:Oklahoma
Article 2:This article states that peace should exist between both parties throughout all future generations and both parties will help the other if they are engaged in a war with other nations.
Article 4:This article states that neither party can inflict punishment on the other party's citizens until a fair trial is carried out.

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Chickasaw Peace Treaty Feeler, 1782 (Sterling)

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Chickasaw Peace Treaty Feeler, 1782 (Sterling)

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Tribes: Mingo, Homaw, Chickasaw, NationTuskone, Palaso

Location: Near the headwaters of the Tombigbee River in northeastern Mississippi.

Article: There are no articles but it talks about the letters they wrote to eachother about making peace with everyone.

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Tribes- Mohawks, Onondagas, Senekas, Oneidas, Cayuga, and Tuscaroras
original location- a creek about four miles east of Niagara, called Oyonwavea, or Johnston's Landing-Place
Article 1: this article basically said that the tribes need to give six American hostages back to United States.
Article 2: guarantees that the lands the tribes settled on will stay in their possession

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Andrew Pickens and other commissioners of the new U.S. government made treaty's with the Cherokee, Choctaw and Cherokee Nations at Hopewell Pickens’ plantation home in northwestern South Carolina. This treaty extend protection to the United states and the Cherokee and Choctaw tribes.

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There will be peace between the United states and the Middle and Lower Creeks and Semanolies. parts of the Creek nation, to be under the protection of the United States of America. The United States solemnly guarantee to the Creek Nation all their lands.

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Tribe:Cherokee Nation
Original Location: South of the river Ohio
Article 3: This article states that the Cherokee nation and US must both return the prisoners they captured from each other on or before April, 1.
Article 9: This article states that US citizens can't hunt on the lands of the Cherokees or travel there without a passport  recieved from a governer of the US.

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1794-Treaty with the Oneida, ect. (Alexa)

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1794-Treaty with the Oneida, ect. (Alexa)

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Tribes:Oneida, Tuscarora, Stockbridge
Original Location:Country of the Oneidas
Article 1: This article states the the US will distribute $5,000 to the Oneida and Tuscarora(maybe Stockbridge nation and the remaining man of the Kaughnawaugas) to compensate for the losses and services during the late war between Great Britain and the US.
Article 4: This article states that the US will pay $1,000 to replace the church in Oneida that was burnt down during the late war.

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Starting with 1975 there will be peace between the United States and the Wyandots, Delawares, Shawanees, Ottawas, Chippewas, Pattawatimas, Miamis, Eel Rivers, Weas, Kickapoos, Piankeshaws, and Kaskaskias tribes. All prisoners and hostages on both sides will be set free and the Natives can hunt on the United states land as long as they are peaceful.

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Tribes: Chickasaw
Original Location: Tennessee and Ohio River
Article 4: states that no settlement on their lands shall be made by any US citizen.
Article 2: I was an agreement that United States would pay $20,000 for the use of the nation at large, and for the payment of the debts due to their merchants and traders; and to George Colbert and O'Koy two thousand dollars.

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Treaty With the Chickasaw, 1816 (sterling)

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Treaty With the Chickasaw, 1816 (sterling)

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tribes: U.S., and Chickasaw

location: tenesse

article: Article one talks about establishing peace between chickasaw and the U.S. Article 2 talks about the how the Chickasaw is ceding all right or title to lands on the north side of the Tennessee river to the U.S.

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Treaty With the Potawatami, 1828 (sterling)

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Treaty With the Potawatami, 1828 (sterling)

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Tribes: Potowatami and the U.S.

location: northeastern Wisconsin, U.S.

Article highlights: article 1: the Potawatami tribe agrees to cede the Beginning at the mouth of the St. Joseph, of Lake Michigan and due east from the southern extreme of Lake Michigan to America. Article 2 talks about how much the United states pay the potawatami in cash and goods.