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A sovereign nation named for this tribe was established by a Loyalist veteran who looted the Panton, Leslie, and Company store, only to be captured by Spain. This tribe’s Chief Opothleyahola (“oh-POTH-lay-ah-HO-la”) faced Confederate attacks on the Trail of Blood on Ice. (10[1])This tribe, whose members included William Augustus Bowles, exiled the Yamacraw chief Tomochichi. Peter McQueen and William Weatherford led this Hitchiti-speaking (-5[1])tribe in an attack on white residents of Fort Mims, (10[1])35 miles north of Mobile. This tribe’s Red Stick faction fought against the United States during a series of wars that included the Battle of Burnt Corn. For 10 points, the Treaty of Fort Jackson ended a war named after what tribe that clashed with Andrew (-5[1])Jackson (10[1]-5[1])in the Southeastern US? ■END■ (0[2])

ANSWER: Muscogee [or Muscogee Creek; or Mvskoke; or State of Muscogee; prompt on Red Sticks until read]
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