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The treaty recognized the end of the American Revolution and the independence of the United States from Great Britain. Expanded the United States territory from the Appalachians Mountains to the Mississippi River. Trespass into Indian Territory and disregarded Indian Tribes -
Following the Treaty of Paris, the American government in 1788-89 sought to attain the Indian Ohio land for US settlers. Little Turtle refused to secede land to the U.S. Resulting in the American government to build forts in 1790 inCincinnati called Fort Washington. -
Little Turtle and his warrior army defeated the US in November 1791 -
General Wayne defeated Little Turtle and his warriors at Fallen Timbers in 1794. -
The Treaty of Greenville was signed between the United States and several Native American tribes after the U.S. victory at the Battle of Fallen Timbers. The treaty forced Native tribes to cede large portions of land in present-day Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois to the U.S. government. In exchange, tribes received goods and a promise of peace, but it marked the beginning of rapid U.S. expansion into Native territories and growing distrust between Native nations and the U.S. -
The United States fought the Britain due to trade restrictions that were imposed by the Britain on the United States.
Native Americans fought aside Great Britain to resist United States expansion out west. -
Signed by the United States and Great Britain in modern day Belgium.
Through this treaty the following was agreed upon:
1. Great Britain abandoned the Native American.
2. The Great Lake Region was demilitarized
3. Trade disputes were resolved