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April 30, 1789 - March 4, 1797
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George Washington's Presidency Term
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July 14, 1789 - December 24, 1799
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A time of social and political upheaval in the world and French history.
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October 22, 1790
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Warriors of the Miami tribe under Chief Little Turtle American troops under General Josiah Harmar at present-day Fort Wayne, Indiana, in the Northwest Indian War.
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1791
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Native Americans under Chiefs Black Jacket and Little Turtle defeat General Arthur St. Clair's forces.
1792
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President Washington gave command of the army in the West to General Anthony Wayne
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1792 - November 1794
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Fighting breaks out from farmers lashing out against the tax on whiskey.
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1793
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In 1793 General Wayne arrived in Ohio. Many of his men were ill from smallpox and influenza, so they were unable to fight well.
April 22, 1793
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A formal announcement issued by President George Washington on April 22, 1793. It declares the nation neutral in the conflict between France and Great Britain.
August 20, 1794
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The Battle of Fallen Timbers (August 20, 1794) was the final battle of the Northwest Indian War with the U.S. and Chief Little Turtle who was defeated.
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November 1794
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November 1794
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(Taken from United States History: Independence to 1914)
Washington declared that he could “no longer remain a passive [inactive] spectator” in the event. He personally led the army in military action against the rebellion—the first and only time an American president has done so. The army of about 13,000 men approached western Pennsylvania in November 1794. By this time most of the rebels had fled. The Whiskey Rebellion ended without a battle.
October 1795
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