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

Tenskwatawa, also known as the Prophet, rejected white American ideas and beliefs, advocating for a return to Native American traditions and a complete rejection of European influences. He emphasized spiritual renewal and resistance against assimilation. In contrast, Handsome Lake adopted a more conciliatory approach, seeking to blend certain aspects of white American culture with traditional Iroquois beliefs, promoting a modified way of life that aimed at coexistence. This fundamental difference in their responses to white American encroachment shaped their respective movements and legacies.