 The war catalyzed Georgia voters' ratifying the United States Constitution, in order to gain federal help to fight the Creek.As a result of the war, some Creek Oconee moved across the border into northern Florida, and then further south in the state, to escape European-American encroachment.They joined other majority-Creek peoples there, and developed a new Muskogean-related tribe, the Seminole, by the late eighteenth century.