What Indians where in the horseshoe bend war of 1812?

The Horseshoe Bend conflict during the War of 1812 primarily involved the Creek Nation, particularly the Red Sticks faction, which opposed American encroachment on their lands. Led by figures like Tecumseh and Creek leader William Weatherford, the Red Sticks sought to unify various Native American tribes against settlers. The battle culminated in a decisive defeat for the Creeks at the hands of American forces led by General Andrew Jackson in March 1814. This conflict significantly weakened the Creek resistance and led to further loss of their territory.