Battle of Tippecanoe

What was a direct consequence of the 1809 Treaty of Fort Wayne?

• Native American tribes gained more land.

• Indiana tribes were forced to sell 3 million acres of land.

• William Henry Harrison became governor of Indiana.

• Tecumseh formed an alliance with Great Britain.

What action did Tenskwatawa take on the night of November 6, 1811, despite Tecumseh's warning?

• He negotiated a peace treaty with Governor Harrison.

• He led a scouting party to observe Harrison's forces.

• He incited Shawnee warriors to attack Harrison's soldiers.

• He abandoned Prophetstown before Harrison arrived.

What was the primary reason for William Henry Harrison's troops winning the Battle of Tippecanoe?

• They had a larger number of soldiers.

• They possessed superior firepower and training.

• Tecumseh arrived with reinforcements.

• Tenskwatawa surrendered early in the battle.

How did the Battle of Tippecanoe impact Tecumseh's long-term goals?

• It strengthened his alliance of Native American tribes.

• It led to his election as a tribal leader.

• It ended his dream of a Native American alliance against white settlers.

• It resulted in a peaceful resolution of land disputes.