Northwest Territorial War of 1812 – Indian Wars
After the battle of Tippecanoe, tensions between Native Americans and white settlers escalated, fueled by British influence. Following the declaration of war against Great Britain in June 1812, the Northwest Territorial War erupted, marked by severe attacks on the western frontier. Notably, Tecumseh rallied many Native allies to the British cause. American forces, led by General Harrison, faced significant challenges, including the disastrous Frenchtown Massacre. However, victories at Fort Stephenson and the Thames ultimately shifted momentum, leading to a decline in Native American resistance.