What were “the three long running conflicts in American history” that the Battle of Horseshoe Bend illustrated?

The Battle of Horseshoe Bend, as the events of March 27 became known, illustrated three long-running conflicts in American history. It was yet another fight between European Americans and American Indians, in this case the decisive battle in the Creek War (1813-1814). That day and those leading up to it also provided an example of tensions among

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The continuous spread of Europeans, conflicts on keeping territory/land, differences in cultures

Explanation:

When the Europeans came they brought diseases and other things with them that helped and hurt the Indian tribes. The American Europeans wanted to spread out more and continue west, this is where the tribes were located and the Indians wanted to keep their sacred lands for religious, living, etc. purposes. While the Europeans wanted lands for different purposes. The Europeans farmed, practiced Christianity, and only spoke English. All these things led up to the Battle of Horseshoe Bend.

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their confiscation of contraband and the sinking if the lusitania

the social contract theory