What agreement led to American Indians surrendering claims to the Ohio Territory?

The Treaty of Greenville, signed in 1795, was the agreement that resulted in American Indians surrendering their claims to the Ohio Territory. This treaty followed the Native American losses in the Northwest Indian War, which had been fueled by conflicts over land in the region. As a result of the treaty, various Native American tribes ceded significant portions of their land in what is now Ohio to the United States in exchange for goods and a formal acknowledgment of their territory. This marked a crucial step in the westward expansion of American settlers and the eventual incorporation of Ohio into the United States as a state. The treaty established boundaries between Native American lands and settler territories, highlighting the period's ongoing conflicts and negotiations surrounding territory and sovereignty.