Database: Shawnee - Revision history

imported>Lady Kyashira at 09:34, 2 April 2019

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	At the time of the [[French and Indian War\|French and Indian war]], the people of the [[Shawnee]] nation were mostly living in and around the Ohio valley - the territory surrounding [[Fort Duquesne]]. Traditionally, their hunting grounds had extended into Pennsylvania and Virginia, but they were being slowly moved from their lands by the advancing line of [[United Kingdom\|British]] colonization. Hoping to stop - or at least slow - settlement, some of the Shawnee entered the war, siding with their traditional trading partners - that is, the [[France\|French]].		At the time of the [[French and Indian War\|French and Indian war]], the people of the [[Shawnee]] nation were mostly living in and around the Ohio valley - the territory surrounding [[Fort Duquesne]]. Traditionally, their hunting grounds had extended into Pennsylvania and Virginia, but they were being slowly moved from their lands by the advancing line of [[United Kingdom\|British]] colonization. Hoping to stop - or at least slow - settlement, some of the Shawnee entered the war, siding with their traditional trading partners - that is, the [[France\|French]].

	By 1758, some Shawnee negotiated peace with the British in the Treaty of Easton. However, the treaty wasn't respected (and if you know anything about colonial history, you're probably sadly unsurprised by that), leading to another war - Pontiac's Rebellion in 1763. By the time the American Revolution started, many of the Shawnee opted to remain neutral, although some sided with the British - again hoping for help pushing back the Colonists.		By 1758, some Shawnee negotiated peace with the British in the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Easton}}. However, the treaty wasn't respected (and if you know anything about colonial history, you're probably sadly unsurprised by that), leading to another war - [[Pontiac]]'s {{Wiki\|Pontiac's War\|Rebellion}} in 1763. By the time the [[American Revolution]] started, many of the Shawnee opted to remain neutral, although some sided with the British - again hoping for help pushing back the Colonists.

	Unfortunately, the result was the same as many other Indigenous peoples - the Shawnee were forced to leave their lands, with the majority eventually settling in Oklahoma.		Unfortunately, the result was the same as many other Indigenous peoples - the Shawnee were forced to leave their lands, with the majority eventually settling in {{Wiki\|Oklahoma}}.

	Good lord. Settling in Oklahoma. As if their story couldn't get any worse.		Good lord. Settling in Oklahoma. As if their story couldn't get any worse.

imported>Amnestyyy at 14:23, 31 May 2016

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	At the time of the [[French and Indian War\|French and Indian war]], the people of the [[Shawnee]] nation were mostly living in and around the Ohio valley - the territory surrounding [[Fort Duquesne]]. Traditionally, their hunting grounds had extended into Pennsylvania and Virginia, but they were being slowly moved from their lands by the advancing line of [[United Kingdom\|British]] colonization. Hoping to stop - or at least slow - settlement, some of the Shawnee entered the war, siding with their traditional trading partners - that is, the [[France\|French]].		At the time of the [[French and Indian War\|French and Indian war]], the people of the [[Shawnee]] nation were mostly living in and around the Ohio valley - the territory surrounding [[Fort Duquesne]]. Traditionally, their hunting grounds had extended into Pennsylvania and Virginia, but they were being slowly moved from their lands by the advancing line of [[United Kingdom\|British]] colonization. Hoping to stop - or at least slow - settlement, some of the Shawnee entered the war, siding with their traditional trading partners - that is, the [[France\|French]].

imported>Amnestyyy at 20:56, 26 December 2015

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	At the time of the [[French and Indian War\|French and Indian war]], the people of the [[Shawnee]] nation were mostly living in and around the Ohio valley - the territory surrounding [[Fort Duquesne]]. Traditionally, their hunting grounds had extended into Pennsylvania and Virginia, but they were being slowly moved from their lands by the advancing line of [[~~Great Britain~~\|British ]]colonization. Hoping to stop - or at least slow - settlement, some of the Shawnee entered the war, siding with their traditional trading partners - that is, the [[France\|French]].		At the time of the [[French and Indian War\|French and Indian war]], the people of the [[Shawnee]] nation were mostly living in and around the Ohio valley - the territory surrounding [[Fort Duquesne]]. Traditionally, their hunting grounds had extended into Pennsylvania and Virginia, but they were being slowly moved from their lands by the advancing line of [[United Kingdom\|British]] colonization. Hoping to stop - or at least slow - settlement, some of the Shawnee entered the war, siding with their traditional trading partners - that is, the [[France\|French]].

	By 1758, some Shawnee negotiated peace with the British in the Treaty of Easton. However, the treaty wasn't respected (and if you know anything about colonial history, you're probably sadly unsurprised by that), leading to another war - Pontiac's Rebellion in 1763. By the time the American Revolution started, many of the Shawnee opted to remain neutral, although some sided with the British - again hoping for help pushing back the Colonists.		By 1758, some Shawnee negotiated peace with the British in the Treaty of Easton. However, the treaty wasn't respected (and if you know anything about colonial history, you're probably sadly unsurprised by that), leading to another war - Pontiac's Rebellion in 1763. By the time the American Revolution started, many of the Shawnee opted to remain neutral, although some sided with the British - again hoping for help pushing back the Colonists.

imported>Amnestyyy at 03:47, 1 March 2015

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	At the time of the French and Indian war, the people of the Shawnee nation were mostly living in and around the Ohio valley - the territory surrounding Fort Duquesne. Traditionally, their hunting grounds had extended into Pennsylvania and Virginia, but they were being slowly moved from their lands by the advancing line of British colonization. Hoping to stop - or at least slow - settlement, some of the Shawnee entered the war, siding with their traditional trading partners - that is, the French.		At the time of the [[French and Indian War\|French and Indian war]], the people of the [[Shawnee]] nation were mostly living in and around the Ohio valley - the territory surrounding [[Fort Duquesne]]. Traditionally, their hunting grounds had extended into Pennsylvania and Virginia, but they were being slowly moved from their lands by the advancing line of [[Great Britain\|British ]]colonization. Hoping to stop - or at least slow - settlement, some of the Shawnee entered the war, siding with their traditional trading partners - that is, the [[France\|French]].

	By 1758, some Shawnee negotiated peace with the British in the Treaty of Easton. However, the treaty wasn't respected (and if you know anything about colonial history, you're probably sadly unsurprised by that), leading to another war - Pontiac's Rebellion in 1763. By the time the American Revolution started, many of the Shawnee opted to remain neutral, although some sided with the British - again hoping for help pushing back the Colonists.		By 1758, some Shawnee negotiated peace with the British in the Treaty of Easton. However, the treaty wasn't respected (and if you know anything about colonial history, you're probably sadly unsurprised by that), leading to another war - Pontiac's Rebellion in 1763. By the time the American Revolution started, many of the Shawnee opted to remain neutral, although some sided with the British - again hoping for help pushing back the Colonists.
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	Good lord. Settling in Oklahoma. As if their story couldn't get any worse.		Good lord. Settling in Oklahoma. As if their story couldn't get any worse.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/People (AC3):Shawnee to Database: Shawnee

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Amnestyyy moved page Database/People (AC3):Shawnee to Database: Shawnee

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{{Edit|Database/People (AC3):Shawnee|Text=Edit this tab}}
At the time of the French and Indian war, the people of the Shawnee nation were mostly living in and around the Ohio valley - the territory surrounding Fort Duquesne. Traditionally, their hunting grounds had extended into Pennsylvania and Virginia, but they were being slowly moved from their lands by the advancing line of British colonization. Hoping to stop - or at least slow - settlement, some of the Shawnee entered the war, siding with their traditional trading partners - that is, the French.

By 1758, some Shawnee negotiated peace with the British in the Treaty of Easton. However, the treaty wasn't respected (and if you know anything about colonial history, you're probably sadly unsurprised by that), leading to another war - Pontiac's Rebellion in 1763. By the time the American Revolution started, many of the Shawnee opted to remain neutral, although some sided with the British - again hoping for help pushing back the Colonists.

Unfortunately, the result was the same as many other Indigenous peoples - the Shawnee were forced to leave their lands, with the majority eventually settling in Oklahoma.

Good lord. Settling in Oklahoma. As if their story couldn't get any worse.
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