Industrial Age · North America · War
1813
Horseshoe Bend
March 27, 1813
Andrew Jackson's Tennessee militia trapped a thousand Red Stick Creek warriors in a loop of the Tallapoosa River and killed almost all of them. The treaty that followed took twenty-three million acres from the Creeks. The campaign launched Jackson into national fame and dispossessed a people. The South, in two senses, would never be the same.
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Industrial Age (1801–1900), one of 513 events from that era on Saeculum.