The 1795 Treaty of Greenville

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The 1795 Treaty of Greenville affirmed that Indian lands could be ceded only by the tribes themselves. The treaty also established boundaries between Indian lands and the United States ceded territory in the Ohio Valley, and required the Indian nations to give up claims to Ohio, Indiana, and other lands in exchange for various goods and payments. It did not compel the Miami Indians to move out of the Ohio Valley, nor did it remove all restrictions to white settlement. It was signed by multiple Indian leaders.