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The Road to War Setting the Scene. Chapter 10 section 4. Pg.316. The Road to War Conflict With Native Americans. Chapter 10 section 4. Pg.316. Chapter 10 section 4. Pg.316. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The Road to WarSetting the Scene

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The Road to WarConflict With Native Americans

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Native Americans have been continually

pushed of the best land ever

since Europeans (the white man) arrived in North

America.

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Chief Little TurtleMiami Indian Chief

Chief Blue JacketShawnee Indian Chief

Chief Little Turtle and Chief Blue Jacket were two Indian chiefs who worked together to arm themselves and prevent white settlers from taking over their land in the Ohio River Valley.

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General Anthony WaynePresident

Washingtonback in 1794...

But President Washington sent the U.S. Army under General Anthony Wayne to regain the land in Ohio. The Native Americans and the U.S. Army fought at the Battle of Fallen Timbers where the U.S. forces defeated the Indians.

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General Anthony Wayne

President Washington

back in 1794...

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The Treaty of Greenville

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The Native Americans in the Ohio River Valley signed the Treaty of Greenville which gave up rights to the land that would later become the state of Ohio for $20,000 worth of goods including blankets, knives, fishing hooks, pots and pans.

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The Road to WarTecumseh’s Confederation

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Tecumseh & Tenskwatawa

Tecumseh was a warrior chief who gained the respect of other Native American chiefs.Tenskwatawa (“The Prophet”) was a religious leader who tried to convince the Indians to respect their traditions and resist depending on goods from the white man.

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The Road to WarUnity and Old Ways

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Prophetstown

Tenskwatawa and the Shawnee Indians built Prophetstown near the Tippecanoe Creek in

Indiana as a place for Indians to gather to talk about ways to fight back against the white

settlers.

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Tecumseh

The whites have driven us from the great salt water, forced us over the mountains…. The way, the only way, to check and stop this evil is for all red men to unite in claiming a common equal right in the land.

Tecumseh is asking for the same popular sovereignty that

Americans claimed all men have in the Declaration of

Independence.

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The Road to WarShowdown at Tippecanoe

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The Road to WarShowdown at Tippecanoe

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The Battle of Tippecanoe

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The Road to WarA Push Toward War

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The U.S. was still having trading problems because of the war between Britain and France for

superiority in Europe

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The Road to WarA Push Toward War

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Oui, oui… we will stop seizing your ships.

Napoleon

With the Nonintercourse Act about to end, President Madison offered to trade with just Britain or just France if they sign a neutrality agreement with the United States. Emperor Napoleon of France quickly agreed to sign.

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The Road to WarThe War Hawks

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The Road to WarThe War Hawks

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Henry ClayWar Hawk Senator from

Kentucky

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The Road to WarThe War Hawks

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Felix GrundyWar Hawk Senator from

Tenessee

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The Road to WarCongress Declares War

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BLOCKADE

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The Road to WarCongress Declares War

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John Randolphof Virginia

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The Road to WarCongress Declares War

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President Madison

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The Road to WarCongress Declares War

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President Madison

War Fever!