Native American Timeline - Brandon & Nhan by Brandon GadeaRojas

King Philips War 1675-1676

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King Phillips war was a battle between Native American tribes led by King Phillips against English settlers in New England. The conflict resulted in demise of many Native tribes and the relationship between the Native and English people worsening.

Pequot War 1636-1638

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The Pequot war was a battle between the Pequot tribe and the English settlers in New England colonies. The War resulted in English victory and the demise of the Pequot Tribe.

French and Indian War 1754-1763

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The French and Indian War was a battle between British and French with Native support on both sides. The War resulted in England winning and gaining New France and the Treaty of Paris in 1763.

Battle of Fallen Timbers 1794

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Battle of Fallen Timbers 1794 was a battle between the United States and Native American confederation led by Shawnee chief Blue Jacket. The battle resulted in the treaty of Greenville in 1795 which gave the Americans most of Ohio and the Northwest territories and ending violence in Indian land temporarily.

Tecumseh/William Henry Harrison

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Tecumseh met with the Indiana territory governor Harrison to explain to him that Indian Land could not be sold without the consent of all the Indian tribes and Harrison in retaliation led soldiers to attack Tippecanoe while Tecumseh was away.

Battle of Tippecanoe 1811

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The battle of Tippecanoe was a conflict between Indiana governor Harrison against the Native Confederacy led by Tecumseh. The battle ended with U.S victory and the death of countless Natives furthering the bad relationship between the U.S and the Natives.

Indian Removal Act 1830

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The Indian Removal Act was an act signed off by President Andrew Jackson to forcefully relocate American tribes from their homes to make way for U.S migration west.

Trail of Tears 1830s

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The Trail of Tears was caused by the Indian Removal Act and it refers to the harsh conditions that Indians were forced to go through due to the forceful relocation of Indians due to the Indian Removal Act.

Black Hawk War 1832

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The Black Hawk war was a conflict between U.S and Native Americans led by Black Hawk a Sauk leader across the Mississipi river in order to reclaim land in Illinois.

Five Civilized Tribes 1830s

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The Five Civilized Tribes refer to the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, and Seminole who have assimilated into American culture or has close ties with white people.

Seminole War 1816

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The Seminole War was between the United States and Seminole bands due to the United States wanting to recapture runaway blacks living among Seminole bands. This battle was back and forth conflicts from the U.S destroying Seminole garrisons and the Seminole retaliating and attacking U.S settlers.

Worcester v. Georgia 1832

371110_2 — 2024-01-23 17:58:04 UTC

Worcester vs Georgia was a case that had questioned the states ability to impose rights on Native American land. In the end the Court majority ruled that the State did not have the right to enforce laws on Cherokee.

Manifest Destiny 1812-1867

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Manifest Destiny was a 19th century idea that justified the expansion of the United States West, it gave justifications like god wanted the United States to prosper and flourish so they're follow gods will by heading west and helping the nation flourish the migration west led to conflicts with Natives and Mexicans.

Indian Reservation

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Indian Reservations were the government provided land to Native Americans as a result of treaties or policies. The Indians living in these Reservations constantly faced poverty, very poor living conditions, and lack of resources.

Indian Slavery/ Gold Rush 1848-1855

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Indian Slavery increased drastically during the gold rush as many Native Americans were enslaved and exploited as forced labor by the settlers who wanted to profit from the gold rush.