The Treaty of Greenville<span> was signed on August 3, 1795, at Fort Greenville, now </span>Greenville, Ohio<span>; it followed negotiations after the </span>Native American<span> loss at the </span>Battle of Fallen Timbers<span> a year earlier. It ended the </span>Northwest Indian War<span> in the </span>Ohio Country<span> and limited strategic parcels of land to the north and west. The parties to the treaty were a coalition of Native American tribes, known as the </span>Western Confederacy<span>, and </span>United States<span> government represented by General </span>Anthony Wayne<span> for local </span>frontiersmen<span>. The treaty is considered "the beginning of modern Ohio history."</span>
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People work to save parts of their own cultures, such as language or customs, before it is too late.
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Iron, lead, copper, and gold are all examples of minerals that are commonly found and processed in the United States and Canada.
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Rule of law is the abstract idea, present in most Westernized liberal democracies, that all people, including the Sovereign (or the people running the Executive, Legislative and Judiciary branches of government) are equally subject to the law and have no further rights or duties than those set by the law.
Rule by law simply means that the country has some sort of legislative authority (whether it be the Sovereign or a specialized legislative branch), and said body's decisions constitute the highest level of hierarchy in a country's legal system except for its constitution.
