Enlightenment · North America · Politics
1795
Treaty of Greenville
1795
After Anthony Wayne's victory at Fallen Timbers, twelve Native American nations of the Ohio country ceded most of modern Ohio to the United States. It opened the Northwest to settlers and broke the Shawnee-led confederacy Tecumseh would try to rebuild twenty years later. The frontier lurched another five hundred miles west.
In context
Also in 1795 (5 other events on record)
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Before and after in North America
Before and after in Politics
- Before: 1794: Whiskey Rebellion
- After: February 1796: Qianlong Abdicates
Era
Enlightenment (1651–1800), one of 696 events from that era on Saeculum.