How did tenskwatawa differ from handsome lake on the issue of accepting white American ideas and their beliefs?

Tenskwatawa, also known as the Prophet, rejected white American ideas and advocated for a return to traditional Native American spirituality and customs, opposing assimilation. In contrast, Handsome Lake embraced some aspects of Euro-American culture, promoting a blend of traditional Iroquois beliefs with certain white values, particularly in the realm of social reform and agriculture. While Tenskwatawa sought to resist and revitalize Indigenous identity, Handsome Lake aimed to adapt and incorporate beneficial elements from white society. This fundamental divergence shaped their respective movements and the responses of their communities to colonial pressures.