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The Treaty of Paris, formally ending the American Revolution, is signed by representatives of Great Britain and the United States. In the treaty.
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The United States Senate ratifies the Treaty of New York between the United States and the Creeks.
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Northwest Territorial Governor Arthur St. Clair, leading a punitive expedition against the Native Americans of the Ohio Valley.
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Disappointed by the federal government's poor enforcement of the Treaty of New York, Creek chief Alexander McGillivray negotiates a new treaty with Spain.
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General William Henry Harrison leads a force of 1,000 men against an Native American encampment on the Tippecanoe River in Indiana Territory.
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A bill is introduced to the Georgia state legislature asserting the sovereignty of state government over all land and people within its geographical boundaries.