The battle of tippecanoe served as a preamble to which war?

The Battle of Tippecanoe served as a preamble to the War of 1812

Explanation:

Tippecanoe and Tyler were among the famous slogans of the campaign in the 19th century. They were promoting the presidential Whig candidate who was also a hero during the war. William had joined the army while he was still a teen, and he later became a general. He was active in many decisive victory conferences while battling for the fallen timbers.

When he resigned from the army, he was appointed as the territorial governor; he procured over 3 milion acres for the settlement of the white through negotiation with the selected tribes.

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