What did the Treaty of Greenville do?
A) It opened most of modern-day Ohio to white settlement and ended Indian hostilities there.
B) It opened New Orleans to American shippers and guaranteed American rights to use the Mississippi River.
C) It reopened the British West Indies to American commerce.
D) It reopened French possessions to American trade.
E) It reestablished cordial Anglo-American relations.

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The Treaty of Greenville, signed in 1795, followed the Native American loss at the Battle of Fallen Timbers. It primarily opened up much of what is now Ohio to white settlement and effectively ended Native American hostilities in the area, marking a significant cession of territories to the United States by Native American tribes.

What Did the Treaty of Greenville Do