What Ended the creek war and forced the creek Indians to give up millions of acres of land?

The Creek War ended with the Treaty of Fort Jackson in 1814, following the defeat of the Red Stick Creek faction by American forces led by General Andrew Jackson. This treaty mandated the Creek Indians to cede approximately 23 million acres of their territory in present-day Alabama and Georgia. The loss of land was a significant consequence of the war and reflected the broader trend of Native American displacement during this period.