Indiana taking Native American lands
To explorer Christopher Columbus and other Europeans, the lands of North America were rich in resources and perfect for exploitation. Colonies would be set up …
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The Treaty of Greenville, 1795location_fillThe Treaty of Greenville, signed in 1795, was the result of a 10-year war between the United States and a loos…
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The Treaty of Vincennes, 1803/1804location_fillThe Treaty of Vincennes refers to two separate treaties. The first was signed in 1803 between the U.S. governm… -
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The Treaty of Grouseland, 1805location_fillThe Treaty of Grouseland, signed in 1805, was between the U.S. government and the Miami nation. The treaty sol… -
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The Treaty of Fort Wayne, 1809location_fillThe Treaty of Fort Wayne, also known as the Twelve Mile Line Treaty or the Ten o’clock Line Treaty, was signed… -
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The Treaty of St. Mary’s, 1818location_fillThe Treaty of St. Mary’s, signed in 1818, is six separate treaties signed in September and October of that yea… -
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The Treaty of Chicago, 1821location_fillThe Treaty of Chicago refers to two treaties of the same name signed in the settlement that became the city of… -
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The Treaty of the Wabash, 1826location_fillThe Treaty of the Wabash, also known as the Treaty of Mississinewas, was signed in 1826 between the Miami nati… -
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The Treaty of Tippecanoe, 1832location_fillThe Treaty of Tippecanoe, signed in 1832, was an agreement between the Potawatomi nation and the U.S. governme… -
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The Treaty of Yellow River, 1836location_fillThe Treaty of Yellow River, signed in 1836 between the U.S. government and members of the Potawatomi nation, s…
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