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10000 BC - 7000 BC
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Early human inhabitants of America are living in caves and are Nomadic hunters. These people start to develop stone weapons and stone tools.
https://www.crowcanyon.org/EducationProducts/pueblo_history_kids/paleoindian.asp
700 AD
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The Mississipian culture, which will later greatly influence many Native American tribes (i.e., the Chickasaw), is formed. This was the last culture that would depend on mound-building in North America.
http://mshistorynow.mdah.state.ms.us/articles/8/chickasaws-the-unconquerable-people
1000
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During this period, the Adena and Hopewell cultures are established along Northeastern and Midwestern U.S rivers. Trade becomes a major part of these cultures. These cultures will have a great influence on the Shawnee tribe and their trading system with the French.
1500 - 1542
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Hernando de Soto begins to explore the area for gold and discovers the Native Americans already residing there (all the Native American tribes present).
1590 - 1600
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The introduction of European disease, such as, smallpox and measles, begin to deteriorate populations of all Native American Indians present in Tennessee.
1600
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Violence begins to stir among the Native American tribes residing in Tennessee. Conflict with the Cherokee and the Shawnee, forces the Yuchi people to relocate to Georgia, Alabama, and even Florida.
1736 - 1752
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The Chickasaw Wars of 1736, 1739, and 1752, involved the conflict between the Chickasaw tribe, allied by the British, against the Choctaw Indians allied by the French.
1758 - 1761
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The Cherokee felt under-compensated in their role in the French and Indian War alongside the British. This created an uprising in present-day Tennessee, Virginia, and the Carolina's.
https://www.ancestry.com/contextux/historicalinsights/anglo-cherokee-war
1813 - 1814
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The Chickasaw and the Creek Indian tribes participate in the Creek War or, also known as, the Red Stick War. The Creek Indians were defeated by Andrew Jackson at the Horseshoe Bend where 750 Creeks were drowned or killed along with 201 whites.
https://www.nps.gov/hobe/learn/historyculture/major-participants-in-the-creek-war.htm
May 28, 1830
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Several Native American Indian tribes are forced to relocate to "Indian Territory" west of the Mississippi River. Tribes were forced from their homes in efforts for further expansion of the area.
https://www.history.com/topics/native-american-history/trail-of-tears