Historical Events tagged with "treaty"

Turns out history loves a label—battles, breakthroughs, and the occasional disaster, all neatly tagged for your browsing pleasure. Because sometimes you just need every weird invention in one place.

Politics & Government

Boundary Agreement between the U.S. and Spain

October 27th, 1795 229 years ago

The Treaty of Madrid established boundaries between U.S. territories and Spanish colonies. It defined the Florida borders, addressing territorial disputes, ensuring peaceful relations, and facilitating trade. The agreement was part of broader U.S. expansion efforts.

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Treaty of Greenville Ends Northwest Indian War

August 3rd, 1795 229 years ago

The Treaty of Greenville marked the conclusion of the Northwest Indian War, a conflict between the United States and several Native American tribes over territory in the Ohio Country. Signed by representatives from the U.S. and various tribes, including the Shawnee and Miami, the treaty established boundaries for tribal lands and recognized the U.S. claims to the area acquired after the Revolutionary War. It was crucial in shaping future relations and territorial policies between Native Americans and the federal government.

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Peace of Basel Ends Conflict Between France and Prussia

April 5th, 1795 229 years ago

The Peace of Basel marked the end of hostilities between France and Prussia, concluding a series of military engagements during the French Revolutionary Wars. This peace treaty was part of a wider effort to stabilize Europe, amidst the turmoil brought about by revolutionary ideas. France sought to secure its eastern borders while Prussia aimed to maintain its influence in the region. The treaty facilitated diplomatic relations and laid the groundwork for future agreements.

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Jay's Treaty Signed to Resolve Conflicts

November 19th, 1794 230 years ago

The United States and Great Britain signed Jay's Treaty, a significant diplomatic agreement aimed at resolving issues lingering from the American Revolutionary War. Negotiated by John Jay, the treaty sought to address matters such as British military presence in the Northwest Territory, the resolution of debts, and disputes over trade. The signing took place in London, and it marked a critical step towards stabilizing relations between the former adversaries. The treaty faced both support and opposition back in America, reflecting the divided sentiment of the nation's citizens regarding foreign policy.

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Treaty of Drottningholm Between Sweden and Russia

October 19th, 1791 233 years ago

The Treaty of Drottningholm marked a significant agreement between Sweden and Russia. Signed at the Drottningholm Palace, the treaty aimed to settle territorial disputes and foster peace after a period of heightened tension between the two nations. The negotiations were influenced by the broader context of European geopolitics, including the shifting balance of power and the decline of Swedish influence in the region. The treaty emphasized mutual recognition and cooperation, laying the groundwork for future diplomatic relations.

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Treaty of Wereloe Concludes Russo-Swedish Conflict

August 14th, 1790 234 years ago

The Treaty of Wereloe marked the end of the Russo-Swedish War from 1788 to 1790. Signed on August 14, 1790, in Weiro, it established peace between the Russian Empire and Sweden after prolonged hostilities. The treaty was significant as it not only resolved territorial disputes but also reasserted Sweden's status as a regional power while curbing Russia's aggressive expansion into the Baltic Sea. The negotiations were driven by both parties' needs to solidify their borders and restore stability in Northern Europe.

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Treaty of Hopewell Recognizes Cherokee Territory

November 28th, 1785 239 years ago

The Treaty of Hopewell established boundaries for Cherokee lands, affirming their rights to territories in present-day East Tennessee. Signed between U.S. representatives and Cherokee leaders, this agreement aimed to promote peace and regulate relations between Native Americans and American settlers. The treaty marked a significant moment in early U.S. history, highlighting the government's recognition of indigenous territories as part of its effort to stabilize and integrate the expanding nation.

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Treaty of Paris Ends the American Revolutionary War

September 3rd, 1783 241 years ago

The Treaty of Paris was signed to officially end the American Revolutionary War between the United States and the Kingdom of Great Britain. Delegates Benjamin Franklin, John Jay, and John Adams represented the U.S. in negotiations. The treaty recognized American independence and established borders for the new nation. This critical document marked the beginning of a new era, allowing the United States to govern itself and expand westward.

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Siege of Cuddalore Ends with Peace Agreement

July 25th, 1783 241 years ago

The Siege of Cuddalore concluded with a preliminary peace agreement, marking the end of hostilities in India between British and French forces. This conflict, part of the global ramifications of the American Revolutionary War, demonstrated the broader impact of the struggle beyond North America. The agreement aimed to restore order and trade, significantly influencing colonial dynamics in the region.

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