One participant in this conflict gained fame for defeating Sam Dale in a fistfight that took place on a single canoe.
One participant in this conflict gained fame for defeating Sam Dale in a fistfight that took place on a single canoe. This conflict was started over responses to programs instituted by Benjamin Hawkins. A force under Peter McQueen made up one side of this conflict's Battle of Burnt Corn, while the incident that led to this war was orchestrated by William Weatherford. This conflict ended with the Treaty of Fort Jackson and started with the Fort Mims Massacre perpetuated by the Red Sticks. For ten points, name this conflict in Alabama where Andrew Jackson defeated a namesake Indian tribe.
One participant in this conflict gained fame for defeating Sam Dale in a fistfight that took place on a single canoe.
{Creek} War [accept {Red Stick} War early]