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He wanted to stop the penetrating of whites to the West and after his army was destroyed he could join ohly his fellow enemies of Americans which were the Britons.
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Why was the death of Tecumseh a setback for the British war in 1812?
Because Tecumseh was an ally of the British.
Why did Tecumseh side with the British?
Americans defeated the native American allies.among those killed was Chief Tecumseh.
What motivated the colonial poor to fight the British?
The taxes and acts that kept on coming from the British parlimet.
What did Tecumseh do to fool the British?
el hizo un debergue en su tribo mato y violo a todas las mujeres nomas eso....
What did Tecumseh believe that a strong confederacy would do?
Tecumseh was long dead by the time of the Civil War. Do you mean Sherman - whose middle name was Tecumseh ("Teak") ?
With which army did Tecumseh fight?
the British army
What was Tecumseh's goal and did he accomplish?
Tecumseh hoped to unite the tribes of the Ohio Valley, Northwest, South and East Mississippi valleys to fight off white expansion into their territories. Tecumseh aligned with the British because he believed he had the best chance of achieving his goals of stopping the continued encroachment of their lands by supporting the British rather than the colonists. Unfortunately for Tecumseh and his people, the British were defeated and retreated, leaving him and his tribesmen to fight alone. He was killed in battle and his goal was never achieved.
Why was death of Tecumseh a setback for the British in the was of 1812?
Because Tecumseh was an ally of the British.
Why was the death of Tecumseh a setback for the British war in 1812?
Because Tecumseh was an ally of the British.
Tecumseh joined forces with the british after what battle?
Battle of Tippecanoe
When did Tecumseh start to fight?
Hintem
Why was all hope lost for the natives when Tecumseh died?
Tecumseh was a great leader that understood Natives needed to work together to fight the Americans and use the British to their advantage. Once Tecumseh died the Natives confederacy fell apart and the British horrified by massacres committed by the Natives and having no Native leader to deal with abandoned the Natives and deals made.
Why was the death of Tecumseh a setback in the war of 1812?
Because Tecumseh was an ally of the British.
What was Tecumseh's goal and did he accomplish it?
Tecumseh's goal was to unite Native American tribes in a confederacy to resist American expansion onto their lands. While he was able to gain significant support for this goal and fought in the War of 1812 alongside the British, ultimately he was not successful in forming a lasting confederacy before his death in 1813.
Witch army did the Tecumseh fight?
the Russian army
Why did Tecumseh side with the British?
Americans defeated the native American allies.among those killed was Chief Tecumseh.
How did Tecumseh die?
He died in a battle(allied with the british)
