St. Clair's Defeat: The Battle of the Wabash

In 1790, General Harmar led a U.S. military expedition to destroy Miami settlements, but faced ambushes by the Northwest Confederacy, resulting in significant U.S. losses. Despite claiming success, Harmar's campaign is remembered as a defeat. In response, President Washington tasked Arthur Sinclair with a new expedition, but Sinclair faced recruitment and supply challenges. Preparatory raids only united the tribes further, setting the stage for continued conflict.

What were the long-term implications of Harmar's defeat for US-Native American relations?

How did the Native American tribes respond to the threat posed by Sinclair's expedition?

What role did British support play in the conflict between the US and Native American tribes?

What was the significance of the raids conducted by General Scott and Lieutenant Wilkinson?