Treaty of Hopewell

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The Treaty of Hopewell was a series of late 18th-century agreements between the United States and several Native American nations, including the Cherokee, that established boundaries and sought to regulate relations on the southern frontier.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 18th-century treaty
historical document
treaty
aimedTo end hostilities between settlers and Native Americans
establish boundaries between the United States and Native American nations
regulate relations on the southern frontier
appliesTo Cherokee territory
linked to: Cherokee Outlet

Chickasaw territory
Choctaw territory
linked to: Choctaw Nation
appliesToJurisdiction southern frontier of the United States
chronologyWithinTopic one of the earliest U.S. treaties with southeastern Native nations
country United States
describedBySource United States federal Indian law
histories of the southern frontier
fieldOfWork Native American law
diplomacy
follows American Revolutionary War
genre peace treaty
hasConsequence set precedents for later U.S.–tribal treaties
hasEffect placed Native American nations under the protection of the United States
recognized certain Native American lands
regulated trade between the United States and Native American nations
restricted unauthorized settlement on Native American lands
hasHistoricalSignificance first treaty between the United States and the Cherokee after independence
helped define early U.S. policy toward southeastern tribes
hasPart Treaty of Hopewell with the Cherokee
linked to: Treaty of Hopewell

Treaty of Hopewell with the Chickasaw
linked to: Treaty of Hopewell

Treaty of Hopewell with the Choctaw
linked to: Treaty of Hopewell
historicalPeriod post-Revolutionary United States
languageOfWorkOrName English
legalStatus ratified treaty of the United States
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity South Carolina
United States
locationSigned Hopewell plantation on the Keowee River
Hopewell, South Carolina
mainSubject Cherokee–United States relations
Chickasaw–United States relations
Choctaw–United States relations
United States–Native American relations
partOf early United States Indian treaty system
relatedTo Treaty of Holston
Treaty of New York (1790)
signatory Cherokee Nation
Chickasaw Nation
Choctaw Nation
United States

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Andrew Pickens signed Treaty of Hopewell
Cherokee Nation (historical) significantTreaty Treaty of Hopewell (1785)
linked to: Treaty of Hopewell
Treaty of Hopewell hasPart Treaty of Hopewell with the Cherokee
linked to: Treaty of Hopewell
Treaty of Hopewell hasPart Treaty of Hopewell with the Choctaw
linked to: Treaty of Hopewell
Treaty of Hopewell hasPart Treaty of Hopewell with the Chickasaw
linked to: Treaty of Hopewell
Treaty of Holston follows Treaty of Hopewell (1785)
subject linked to: Treaty of Holston (1791)
linked to: Treaty of Hopewell