Andrew Jackson led a campaign against the Native Americans of the South. One pivotal victory came at which battle?

Andrew Jackson's pivotal victory against the Native Americans in the South came at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend in March 1814. This battle was part of the Creek War, where Jackson's forces decisively defeated the Red Stick Creek faction, leading to the signing of the Treaty of Fort Jackson. This treaty resulted in significant territorial losses for the Creek Nation and solidified Jackson's reputation as a military leader.