What was the immediate result of the Big Bottom Massacre of 1791? White settlers began to leave Ohio. The Battle of Fallen Timbers took place. Congress passed the Northwest Ordinance. More settlers moved into Ohio Territory.

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Neil Hull

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23 May, 19:05

What was the immediate result of the Big Bottom Massacre of 1791? White settlers began to leave Ohio. The Battle of Fallen Timbers took place. Congress passed the Northwest Ordinance. More settlers moved into Ohio Territory.

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Aliya Levy · Answer 1

It was a mess. There was violence between the American Indians and the settlers, I believe some of the settlers began to leave for Ohio to get away from it all. So, white settlers began to leave Ohio.

Jerimiah Foley · Answer 2

White settlers began to leave Ohio.

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The Big Bottom Massacre denoted the start of four years of border warfare in Ohio. At the site of the slaughter, the Ohio Historical Society, a general public for the advancement of the chronicled memory of Ohio, has put a commemoration landmark to the people in question.