People of the Treaty
1)Anthony Wayne 6)Meriwether Lewis 11)Buckongahelas 16)David Jones
2)Little Turtle 7)Isacc Zane 12)Leatherlips 17)Henry De Butts
3)William Wells 8)Tarhe, The Crane 13)Bad Bird 18)John Mills
4)William Henry Harrison 9)Blue Jacket 14)White Pigeon 19)The Treaty of Greenville
5)William Clark 10)Black Hoof 15)The Sun 20)Greenville Treaty Calumet
2)Little Turtle 7)Isacc Zane 12)Leatherlips 17)Henry De Butts
3)William Wells 8)Tarhe, The Crane 13)Bad Bird 18)John Mills
4)William Henry Harrison 9)Blue Jacket 14)White Pigeon 19)The Treaty of Greenville
5)William Clark 10)Black Hoof 15)The Sun 20)Greenville Treaty Calumet
Signing of the Treaty of Greenville
The treaty was signed on August 3, 1776.
The Native Americans who signed the treaty included the Wyandot, Delaware, Shawnee, Ottawa, Chippewa, Potawatomi, Miami, Wea, Kickapoo, and the Kaskaskia. There may have also been many other tribes there but these are the main ones.
Americans got the land for $20,000 worth of goods (blankets, utensils, domestic animals, ect.) and $9,500 of goods yearly. The Indians were to decide how the goods where to be divided.
The US gained a large part of modern day Ohio and downtown Detroit. It established the “Greenville Treaty Line” which was a boundary between the Native Americans and the Americans, yet the line was crossed by the American settlers quite a lot. The treaty also established the “annuity” system, yearly grants of federal money and calico cloth to Indian tribes.
Many people rejected the thought that the Indians where better, or equal to, them. Thomas Jefferson believed that they lived at a less advanced stage of living then they did.
The Native Americans who signed the treaty included the Wyandot, Delaware, Shawnee, Ottawa, Chippewa, Potawatomi, Miami, Wea, Kickapoo, and the Kaskaskia. There may have also been many other tribes there but these are the main ones.
Americans got the land for $20,000 worth of goods (blankets, utensils, domestic animals, ect.) and $9,500 of goods yearly. The Indians were to decide how the goods where to be divided.
The US gained a large part of modern day Ohio and downtown Detroit. It established the “Greenville Treaty Line” which was a boundary between the Native Americans and the Americans, yet the line was crossed by the American settlers quite a lot. The treaty also established the “annuity” system, yearly grants of federal money and calico cloth to Indian tribes.
Many people rejected the thought that the Indians where better, or equal to, them. Thomas Jefferson believed that they lived at a less advanced stage of living then they did.
