@chickenstripes444: the United States and the Potawatomi of the Prairie and Kankakee entered into a treaty at Camp Tippecanoe, Indiana. Under the treaty, Potawatomi leaders ceded a substantial tract of land to the United States. The agreement also included provisions for payments, goods, and specific land reservations. This wasn’t an isolated event. During this period, the U.S. government was negotiating—and often pressuring Native nations into—treaties that transferred Indigenous lands to the United States as American settlement expanded westward.