The Battle of Prophetstown, The Last United American Indian Tribal Coalition

History's Greatest Battles

Prophetstown stands as the historic backdrop for the final grand effort of a fading dream —the last, valiant stand where the scattered tribes of the American Indians sought to forge a united front against the unstoppable tide of white expansion, a final rallying cry before the storm of history swept them aside. Tecumseh and his Red Stick Confederacy, according to many historians, was the last realistic hope of stopping the European westward expansion.
Prophetstown (Tippecanoe). 7th November, 1811.
US Militia Forces: 910 Men
American Indian Forces: ~450 Warriors
Additional Reading and Research:

• Sugeden, John. Tecumseh: A Life.
• Tucker, Glenn. Tecumseh.
• Edmunds, David. Tecumseh and the Quest for Indian Leadership.

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1. The Battle of Prophetstown, The Last United American Indian Tribal Coalition (00:00:00)

2. Jamestown (00:00:38)

3. Early Hostilities Erupt (00:02:07)

4. English Settlers Purposes Differ From The Spanish (00:02:48)

5. Inevitable Conflict (00:03:54)

6. Tecumseh (00:08:03)

7. Laulewasika (00:10:56)

8. Tecumseh's Prophecy (00:14:16)

9. William Henry Harrison (00:15:58)

10. The Approval to Attack (00:17:04)

11. The Prophet Attacks First (00:18:26)

12. Tecumseh Sees the Aftermath of Battle (00:20:29)

13. Tecumseh's Last Stand, The War of 1812 (00:21:27)

14. Tecumseh and British Politics (00:22:20)

15. The War of 1812 (00:24:02)

16. The End of Successful Tribal Unity (00:25:02)

17. But, What If? (00:25:24)