Tecumseh's Accomplishments

In the early years, Tecumseh grew up differently than most. Tecumseh didn't have the luxury of being raised by his parents. They were not present to teach him, and guide him. His father was killed in the Battle of Point Pleasant when he was just a young boy. His mother, Methoataski migrated to Missouri, and he was raised by his sister Tucumpease. Although his life started out irregular, he grew to be an extraordinary leader. Tecumseh defied the odds, and attracted attention worldwide, because of his bravery. The tales of his adventures were spread from village to village years after his death. Although some people viewed Tecumseh in a negative light. Tecumseh was a unique, and ambitious Native who had a lasting impact on American history (n.a,Tecumseh April, 18 2016). Despite Tecumseh’s rough start he still grew to show amazing leadership skills. As

This battle was brutal, but fell in favor of Tecumseh, and his troops. Tecumseh defeated General Arthur St. Clair, and his entire army. Following this battle was the battle of fallen Timbers. Tecumseh was not as lucky this time around. Tecumseh was defeated, and the Americans gained control of the Northwest territory. Although not all of his battles reigned victorious, these battles did gain Tecumseh credibility, and more importantly, respect. (n.a,Tecumseh April, 18 2016). This defeat was a big loss for Tecumseh and his people, but hope was just around the corner. After the battle Tecumseh, and his followers will stumble upon a new land in Indiana. This will be the start to a pan-indian alliance, and a new found religious awakening.In this newterriory Tecumseh’s brother, Lalawethika begin to have horrible visions of Indians being tormented for eternity. He began to change his sinful ways and encourage other Indians to do the same. He later became a religious leader, and a prophet. This was the start of prophetstown (n.a,Tecumseh April, 18