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How did Tenskwatawa, the brother of Tecumseh, contribute to the formation of a pan-Indian Confederacy in 1811?- He preached a message of religious renewal rooted in rejecting European consumer goods and culture, which drew many tribes into the confederacy.- He led all the military forces throughout the war, while Tecumseh focused on politics and diplomacy.- His murder by troops commanded by William Henry Harrison enraged many tribes and drove them into Tecumseh's confederacy.- He convinced Tecumseh that the British would make a reliable ally against the United States.- He led Native American forces in their victory at the Battle of Tippecanoe.
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