Treaty of Greenville and Native American Relations

The Battle of Fallen Timbers was a pivotal conflict that influenced US policies towards Native American tribes. The US government, ignoring British treaties with tribes, sold land in the Northwest Territory, leading to conflict. Tribes formed the Western Confederacy, hoping for British support, but were defeated by General Wayne's forces. The battle resulted in the Treaty of Greenville, ceding much of Ohio to the US. Tecumseh, a Shawnee leader, did not sign the treaty and later renewed resistance.

What was the main reason the new American government did not honor the British agreements with Native American tribes?

• They were focused on expanding southward.

• They had a strong alliance with the British.

• They were unable to make money under the Articles of Confederation.

• They wanted to maintain peace with the tribes.

Which tribes were part of the Western Confederacy?

• Cherokee and Seminole

• Iroquois, Shawnee, and Miami

• Apache and Navajo

• Sioux and Cheyenne

What was President Washington's famous quote regarding his approach to the conflict?

• In peace if I can, and to be prepared for war if I cannot.

• War is the only solution to this conflict.

• Peace is always the answer.

• We must avoid conflict at all costs.

Why did General Wayne's earlier campaigns fail?

• Poor weather conditions

• Inadequate weaponry

• Insufficient training and discipline

• Lack of support from the government

What tactic did General Wayne use to gain an advantage in the battle?

• He used a surprise attack from the rear.

• He attacked at night.

• He negotiated a truce before the battle.

• He delayed the attack to weaken the enemy.

Where did the Native American forces retreat after the battle?

• Fort Washington

• Fort Miami

• Fort Knox

• Fort Detroit

Which tribes aided General Wayne as scouts during the battle?

• Apache and Navajo

• Choctaw and Chickasaw

• Sioux and Cheyenne

• Cherokee and Seminole

What was the outcome of the Treaty of Greenville?

• It ceded most of modern Ohio to the U.S.

• It ended all conflicts in the Northwest Territory.

• It returned land to the Native American tribes.

• It established a new alliance with the British.

Who was the Shawnee leader that did not sign the Treaty of Greenville?

• Tecumseh

• Sitting Bull

• Joseph Brant

• Blue Jacket

What did Tecumseh do after the Treaty of Greenville?

• He moved to Canada.

• He renewed Native resistance against American expansion.

• He became an ally of the British.

• He signed a peace treaty with the U.S.