Fort Jackson

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Fort Jackson is a historic military fortification in Alabama that played a key role in the Creek War and the early 19th-century expansion of the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Army fort
historic military fortification
associatedWithDocument Treaty of Fort Jackson (1814) NERFINISHED
associatedWithPeople Andrew Jackson NERFINISHED
Creek Nation NERFINISHED
builtFor United States military operations against the Creek Nation
category Creek War sites
Forts in Alabama
Military facilities on the National Register of Historic Places in Alabama
conflict Creek War NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
currentUse historic landmark site
dateOfEvent Treaty of Fort Jackson signed August 9, 1814
era early 19th century
heritageStatus historic site
historicalRole base for Andrew Jackson’s campaign against the Red Stick Creeks
key role in early 19th-century expansion of the United States into Creek lands
locatedIn Alabama
Elmore County, Alabama NERFINISHED
locatedNear Wetumpka, Alabama NERFINISHED
locatedOn Coosa River NERFINISHED
namedAfter Andrew Jackson NERFINISHED
partOf American frontier forts
U.S. expansion into the Southeast
resultOfEventsAtFort large cession of Creek lands to the United States
significantEvent Treaty of Fort Jackson NERFINISHED
strategicPurpose control of river transportation routes in the Southeast
projection of U.S. power into Creek territory
usedDuring Creek War (1813–1814) NERFINISHED
War of 1812 era NERFINISHED

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