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- The Battle of Fallen Timbers led Wayne to win
- The Indians had dominance over the Entire Northwest
- The Treaty of Greenville allowed for 2/3 of the land from the Ohio River to Lake Erie to be given up for white families.

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- The third offensive sent by the United States to expand west and excise Britain from the territory
-  The battle took place along the Maumee River where a recent storm blew down the surrounding trees.
- From these fallen trees the name of the battle was derived.

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- After the treaty was signed, the prices for the land were incredibly high
- There was a required minimum purchase of at least 640 acres for the land, which was later minimized to 320

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- One side was a US army led by General Anthony Wayne
- On the other side there was a combined force of natives and some British Canadian Militiamen.
- The battle was finished quickly as Wayne's men closed on their opponents and led a bayonet charge as the cavalry outflanked the natives and easily routed them.
- When the Indians retreated back to the British Fort Miami, the British refused to let them in to prevent a war with the US.

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http://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/greenvil.asp

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- Shawnees led by Blue Jacket
- Delawares led by Buckongahelas
- Miamis led by Little Turtle
- Wyandots led by Roundhead (Wyandot)
- Ottowas led by Turkey Foot (Turkey foot was killed in the battle)