tecumseh

It's hard to imagine eastern North America without Tecumseh's Confederacy, so it's easy to forget that the United States came very close to wiping it out in 1813. I've often wondered what would happen if William Henry Harrison had been in command of the United States Army at the Thames, rather...

Let's say that Tecumseh dies in an early raid against American settlers, while Tenskwatawa dies from alcohol overdose. Their confederacy is stillborn. How does this affect the War of 1812? How does this affect Harrison's career?

The Revenge of the Crown : An Alternate 1812 and Beyond. **** Chapter 1: History Made at Queenston Heights. *** “This is the first time I’ve ever seen the 49th turn their backs! Surely the heroes of Egmont will not tarnish their record!” – Sir Isaac Brock. “The War of 1812, or as it is...

In this, the PoD is that Tecumseh dies in the battle of Tippecanoe and with him, his confederacy. Because of this when war breaks out in 1812, Isaac Brooks and the Canadian garrison are outnumbered and are defeated by William Hull, leading to a quick occupation of Southern Ontario. The...

The Youtube channel Kings and Generals is doing a fascinating series on this Native leader, who has managed to unite many tribes into a traditionalist alliance. Are there any clear PoD's that allow for this to ultimately result in Native independence, or at least a Native state within USA?

In 1812, Isaac Brock and Tecumseh attempted to get William Hull to surrender Fort Detroit by using bluff and deception. But Hull saw right through their attempts to trick him and refused to be intimidated. What if Hull had bought it and surrendered?

The War of 1812 The White House, barely over a decade old, has been home to three of the four presidents of the United States of America. The first was the second president, John Adams, the second occupant was Thomas Jefferson, the Third being the current president: James Madison, who was...

Assume the British win the War of 1812 with a POD in 1813, leaving Tecumseh alive, and after a stronger British victory, a Shawnee buffer state is created propped up by the British. In such a scenario, how long would Tecumseh and the British remain allies? Particularly if the British feel the...

With no PoDs prior to 1810 (or 1809 at the earliest), how can the United States remain neutral for the duration of the Napoleonic Wars (assuming end in 1814 as OTL)? And while we're at it, what would be the effects?

My goals for this challenge is to create an independent native state in North America, this is a more daunting task than it first seems. First off, there are several jumping off points where I can start, arranged from oldest to newest they are: 1628 - The start of the Huron-Iroqouis war. I feel...

How large could Tecumseh's Confederacy be, and what would the effects be on western settlement and the development of the US?