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Native Amer to CW

History of Native Americans from Colonial period to Civil War

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He helped the Pilgrims learn how to cultivate corn to survive at Plymouth Squanto
In 1675-6 he led the last rebellion against New Englanders in what is the per capita bloodiest war in American history. He was eventually captured and beheaded King Philip or Metacom
He led a war against Indians in western Virginia. When he didn't get support from the royal governor of Virginia, he led his followers to Jamestown to burn it. Nathaniel Bacon
In 1763 he led a revolt that sought to break the British claim on Indian lands around the Great Lakes; in response the British issued the Proclamation of 1763 Pontiac
After this battle, the Miami chief, Little Turtle, is defeated by Anthony Wayne Fallen Timbers
This agreement led to the Miami Indians ceding most of Ohio to the United States Treaty of Greenville
This Shawnee leader forged an Indian state out of the Old Northwest Territory and united tribes in their struggle against American settlers; in the War of 1812 he allied with the British, but was killed at the Battle of the Thames Tecumseh
Tecumseh's brother, he claimed to have had a divine revelation leading him to denounce white culture and return to Indian ways The Prophet
He crushed the Creeks in the South at the Battle of Horsehoe Bend; this defeat forced the Creeks to move west of the Mississippi Andrew Jackson
This provided for moving all Indians to lands west of the Mississippi River Indian Removal Act
This stated that the federal treaties with the Cherokees supercede state law and so they could not be moved to the Indian territories Worcester v. Georgia
He led a war in 1831-2 in Illinois and Wisconsin; eventually his warriors lost and were forced to move west of the Mississippi. Lincoln's only military experience came from a few weeks service in this war Black Hawk
He led the Seminoles in resistance to Indian removal; he was captured despite a flag of truce and imprisoned Osceola
This law gave 160 acres of public domain land free to any settler who resided on it for five year and so accelerated white settlement of the West Homestead Act
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