Answer: The answer is when it suited him (B)
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<span>The
incident that most likely led Tecumseh to wage war was that A, he was angered
by the Treaty of Fort Wayne. Tecumseh
and the Prophet, one of his brothers in a tribe moved their village to
Tippecanoe where the new settlement, Prophetstown attracts more Indians. The Indians lose much of their land at the
Treaty of Fort Wayne in 1809 which gradually urged him to encouraged tribes to
form political confederacy in order to prevent future erosion of their lands.</span>
<span>The
war originally is a conflict between American Indian confederacy and United
States Army. The Prophetstown was ruined
during the Battle of Tippecanoe that Tecumseh fought with the British forces
during the War of 1812 or also called as the Tecumseh’s rebellion. During this battle, Tecumseh was killed by
American forces.</span>
The Dawes act gave the president the authority to survey American Indian land and divide it into allotments for individual Native Americans. (It basically gave reservation land for individual Native Americans. It also identified Native Americans as individuals and not a tribe.)
I think the answer is Industrial Revolution.
<span>During the industrial revolution, Great Britain
and other super powers have tried colonizing Asia and Africa to help supply the
demand of raw materials. Mass production and machinery become rampant during
this revolution.</span>
