Sovereign Nation Era Ends 1800-1827
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1802
Tlingit Indians destroy Russian-American Trading Company (Alaska)
Rising up against Russian enslavement and other violent practices, Tlingit warriors destroy several Russian settlements,...Read More
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1805
Tlingit Indians destroy Yakutat, a Russian post
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1806-1809
Shawnee brothers Tecumseh and Tenskwatawa call for unified pan-tribal Native resistance movement
“With the Shawnee under siege, fragmented, and dispersed, Lalawithika has a spiritual revelation that begins...Read More
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1811
Natives resist illegal settlement (Indiana)
Tenskwatawa orders a pre-dawn attack on the U.S. military force encamped close to Prophetstown, which...Read More
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1812
Resistance movement to westward expansion and War of 1812
By 1812, “tribal nations of the lower Great Lakes, including the Shawnee, Potawatomi, Ojibway, and...Read More
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1813-1814
Red Stick rebellion
Muscogee Creek Upper Towns in Georgia and Alabama lead a resistance movement to support traditional...Read More
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1817-1818
Andrew Jackson leads assault on Seminole village; “First Seminole War” (Florida)
In lands still controlled by the Spanish, U.S. forces launch an attack and burn and...Read More
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1825
Seminole wars continue
The U.S. claims rights to all Seminole lands east of the Mississippi river. Osceola rises...Read More