Ohio History and Conflict, Cooperation, and Compromise

Cooperation

• A solution where each side gives something up to solve a problem

• A fight or a problem between groups of people.

• Working together to get things done

Compromise

• Working together to get something done

• A solution where each side gives up something to solve a problem

• A fight or a problem between two groups of people

Conflict

• A fight or a problem between groups of people.

• Working together to get things done

• A solution where each side gives something up to solve a problem

A group of settlers built a farm on land where the Shawnee already lived. The Shawnee told them to leave, but the settlers refused. Fighting broke out.

• Conflict

• Cooperation/Compromise

A settler family traded blankets and tools to the Wyandot people. In return, they received corn and furs. What is this an example of?

• Conflict

• Cooperation/Compromise

A Shawnee hunter showed a settler how to use a bow and arrow to hunt deer. In return, the settler shared tools for farming. What is this an example of?

• Conflict

• Cooperation/Compromise

At a meeting, settlers and American Indian leaders agreed on where settlers could build houses and where American Indians could hunt. What is this an example of?

• Conflict

• Cooperation/Compromise

During the Northwest Indian War, American Indian tribes fought U.S. soldiers who were protecting settlers moving into Ohio.

• Conflict

• Cooperation/Compromise

After the Treaty of Greenville, many American Indian families were forced to move out of Ohio even though they wanted to stay.

• Conflict

• Cooperation/Compromise

Settlers learned how to grow crops like corn and beans from American Indians, helping them survive the winter.

• Conflict

• Cooperation/Compromise