A consequence of the Creek War in 1813 was that the Creek gave up much of their land to the United States. The conflict, which was part of the larger context of the War of 1812, resulted in significant territorial losses for the Creek Nation, particularly following their defeat at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend in 1814. The subsequent Treaty of Fort Jackson in 1814 led to the cession of millions of acres of Creek land to the U.S. government.
What was a consequence of the Creek War in 1813?
• The Creek joined the United States against Great Britain.
The Creek continued to fight with the British until the end of the war.
The Creek gave up their lands and moved north of the Ohio River.
The Creek gave up much of their land to the United States.
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