Tenskwatawa was a prominent native american who wanted to cooperate and coexist with the settling americans. . was victorious in the battle of fallen timbers. . opposed assimilation, or conforming to american ways. conspired with the americans to defeat the

The correct answer is C) opposed assimilation, or conforming to American ways.

Tenskwatawa was a prominent Native American who opposed assimilation or conforming to American ways.

Tenskwatawa (1768-1834) was an Indian religious leader of the Shawnee people that defended the interest of the Native American Indians against white European colonization. With his brother, Tecumseh elaborated a smart plan to unite other Native American Tribes to present a solid defense against the invasion of white settlers in the North Region of the Americas. Tenskwatawa was considered a great orator and preditor, that is why people called him "The Prophet."

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