By Kevin.   Pontiac's war started in 1763. (7)  About 200 Native American warriors died in Pontiac's war. (7)  Fourteen different tribes were involved.

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By Kevin

  Pontiac's war started in (7)  About 200 Native American warriors died in Pontiac's war. (7)  Fourteen different tribes were involved with Pontiac's war. (7) Pontiac’s War

  During the Pontiac's war six Ottawa chiefs died. (6)  In Pontiac’s war, British officers infected Native Americans with blankets from people infected with small pox. (7) Pontiac’s War (cont’d.)

  Tecumseh's War started because Tecumseh did not agree with the Treaty of Fort Wayne. (10)  After Tecumseh's War, Americans blamed the British for their violence and giving them weapons. (10)  Tecumseh was thinking about forming an alliance with the British. (10) Tecumseh’s War

  Tecumseh was killed at Battle of Thames in Canada in (9)  Lenape Chief Buckongahelas one of the most important chiefs in the region died of either smallpox or influenza. (9) Tecumseh’s War (cont’d.) (10)

  In the war with the Dutch the Haudenosaunee got guns because the Wyandot got metal weapons and eventually guns. (2)  They had arrow/bow makers in the Ojibwa. (3)  People in the Ojibwa got there own personal sign on there arrows so when they kill something like a bear he can show he's the one who killed it so he got it. (3) Supplies

  The Menominee hunters and warriors used stone axes,clubs and bows and arrows. (4)  In war Wyandot used spears, war club and bows. (5)  Ojibwa warriors used clubs, flails, bow and arrows and a hide shield. (3)  Warriors used leather cases to hold stuff. (1)  The Huron tribe had from 25,000-30,000 members. (8) Supplies (cont’d.)

 1.Native Americans (book) 2.Nations of the Eastern Great Lakes (book) 3. htmlhttp://nativeamericans.mrdonn.org/northeast/ojibwa. html Pontaic's war (book) Sources