The Prophet

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The Prophet was the religious name of Tenskwatawa, a Shawnee spiritual leader who preached Native American cultural revival and resistance to U.S. expansion in the early 19th century.

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The Prophet canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American prophet
Native American settlement
Shawnee religious leader
historical figure
personal name
religious name
advocated resistance to U.S. land cessions
alsoKnownAs Lalawethika
appliedTo Tenskwatawa
associatedWithPlace Prophetstown
birthPlace Old Piqua
linked to: Piqua, Ohio
birthYear 1775
centuryActive 19th century
countryOpposed United States
deathPlace Kansas Territory
deathYear 1836
ethnicity Shawnee
foundedBy Tenskwatawa
gender male
influenced pan-Indian resistance movements
language English
Shawnee
locatedIn Indiana Territory
Ohio Country
movement Native American cultural revival
resistance to U.S. expansion
namedAfter The Prophet
notableEvent Battle of Tippecanoe
occupation spiritual leader
opponent Prophetstown followers
United States forces
opposedPolicyOf U.S. westward expansion
periodActive early 19th century
preached pan-Indian unity
rejection of American goods
rejection of alcohol
return to traditional Native customs
regionOfActivity Great Lakes region
Old Northwest
religion Shawnee traditional religion
religiousName The Prophet
roleInMovement religious leader of Tecumseh’s confederacy
sibling Tecumseh
Tenskwatawa
tribalAffiliation Shawnee Nation

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Tenskwatawa alternateName The Prophet
Tenskwatawa religiousName The Prophet
subject linked to: The Prophet
Prophetstown namedAfter The Prophet
subject linked to: The Prophet
Lalawethika alsoKnownAs The Prophet