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Which precedent did the Treaty of Greenville establish

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Answered by Anonymous
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A.) The United States government would allow state governments to negotiate treaties with Native Americans
B.) The United States government would expand territory through purchases from foreign governments
C.) The United States government  would expand territory by taking it from Native Americans
D.) The United States would never expand into Native American territories.
Answered by AloneButHappy
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The Greenville treaty sign on 3 August 1795 at Fort Greenville, now Greenville, Ohio. It followed negotiations after the native American loss at the battel of fallen timbers
1805 (Indian boundary) between Port William and Fort Recovery, as well as Northern 'gen Wayne treaty 1793' boundary b/w Fort Recovery and the Muskingum River near Salem.
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