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As a result , political upheaval , economic distress , and a spiritual awakening caused civil war among the Creeks in 1813leadingthe Creek War
Wikimedia CommonsThe Fort Mims massacre , in which Creek Indians retaliated against a white settlementsparkedthe Creek War
the crimson Sticks ... Mississippi Territory militarysparkedthe Creek battle
the purple Sticks ... Mississippi Territory armed forcessparkedthe Creek battle
The Fort Mims attacktriggeredthe outbreak of the Creek War
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The consequence of the attack ... a retaliatory raid on Fort Mims August 30 , 1813triggeredthe outbreak of the Creek War
the Red Sticks ... Mississippi Territory militiasparkedthe Creek War
the Niger Delta ... the environmental degradation and exploitationtriggeredthe creek wars
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