How did the battle of tippecanoe affect the war of 1812 ?
A. It led Tecumseh to give up his support for the British Against the Americans

B. It led Tecumseh to fight against the United States as an ally of the British
C. It led the U. S. to sign a peace treaty with the American Indians
C. It led the Americans to sign the Treaty or Ghent to make a peace treaty with the British

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IS THIS HAITIAN REVOLUTION?

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Its B Tecumseh led his followers against the United States in many battles and supported the British during the War of 1812.

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