John Adams initiates US-Cherokee treaty talks to address land disputes in Southeast.
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John Adams directed the appointment of commissioners to negotiate a treaty between the United States and the Cherokee Indians. This was aimed at addressing ongoing tensions and disputes over land in the southeastern United States. The decision marked an important step in early US-Cherokee relations, reflecting both diplomatic efforts and the increasing pressure on Native lands due to American expansion. These negotiations were part of broader policies affecting Native American governance and land rights, acknowledging the complex interactions between expanding American frontiers and indigenous territories. #JohnAdams #USHistory #NativeAmericanRelations #Diplomacy #LandNegotiation #TreatyTalks #MoofLife
Primary Reference: John Adams Event Timeline | The American Presidency Project

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