This 1815 treaty between the United States and the Teeton Tribe sought to reestablish peace after the War of 1812. It stipulated mutual forgiveness for past hostilities and renewed friendly relations. The Teeton acknowledged U.S. sovereignty and protection. The treaty was signed by U.S. commissioners and Teeton chiefs and warriors at Portage des Sioux. It aimed to restore the tribes to their pre-war status with the United States.
Treaty Details:
Tribal
Document Title: Treaty With The Teton, 1815
Document Date: 07/19
Document Year: 1815
Document Language: English
Document Themes: Reconciliation; Peace; Protection by U.S.
Treaty Locations
Portage Des Sioux, MissouriGeographical Location:
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