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A creek woman named Methoataske gave birth to her fifth child, Tecumseh.
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Battle of Point Pleasant happens.
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The first shoots of the Revelutionary War were fired.
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Thomas Paine wrote I published Common Sense.
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At the age of 14, Tecumseh took part in many battles against the Americans. They went on for another year.
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The last troops left the U.S.
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Tecumseh gained renown as a scout and warrior under Blue Jacket. It lasted a year.
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Eli Whitney patents the Cotton Gin.
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Tecumseh did not sign the Treaty of Greenville and he was one of few who did not.
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George Washington dies.
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Thomas Jefferson becomes the third president.
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William Harrison convinced older chiefs to cecede to the U.S.
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Tecumseh's brother, Tenskwatawa prenched an Indian religious revival at Greenville, Ohio.
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Zebulon Pike sees the famous peak that now bears his name.
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Tecumseh and his brother moved their village to the Tippecanoe River in Indiana.
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Congress prohibits the African slave trade.
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Tecumseh led four hundred armed warriors from Prophet's town confront Harrison at his Vinsenne's home.
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A slave insurrection in Louisiana results in 75 deaths. (slaves)
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He was comissioned to a general, fought for the British on the Detroit fountior, and reciuted for the British cause.
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Tecumseh died at the battle of Thamas in Upper Canada.
