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Native Americans in the Northwest went to war in the early 1790s primarily in response to increasing encroachments by American settlers and the U.S. government on their lands. Tensions escalated as settlers moved into the Ohio River Valley and beyond, threatening indigenous territories and resources. In 1790 and 1791, various tribes formed alliances to resist these incursions, leading to conflicts such as the Northwest Indian War. The desire to protect their sovereignty and way of life prompted these tribes to take up arms against the expanding American frontier.

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