The Treaty of Greenville, negotiated by Wayne, ended which war?
The Civil War
The Spanish-American War
Northwest Indian War
American Revolutionary War
Answer
The Northwest Indian War, a conflict between Native American tribes and the United States that primarily took place in the Ohio River Valley, was concluded with the signing of the Treaty of Greenville. Negotiated by General "Mad" Anthony Wayne on behalf of the United States, the treaty effectively brought an end to the hostilities and established new boundaries between American settlers and Native American lands.
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