Sophia soc stud ch 10 lesson 4

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Sophia soc stud ch 10 lesson 4

The Cherokees
adapted to living among Americans
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The Cherokees adapted to living among Americans
The Cherokees were farmers and businessmen
The Cherokees had their own schools
Some Cherokees could speak and read English
Many Cherokees converted Christianity
Sequoyah a leader who had created a written alphabet for their language
The Cherokees had their own government
The Cherokees government was based on a written constitution
White farmers wanted the Cherokee's fertile land
White farmers wanted the fertile land for growing cotton
Americans felt that Cherokees were in the way of westward expansion
After the war of 1812 treaties were signed with some tribes
Some tribes gave up their land & moved west of the Mississippi River
Other tribes did NOT voluntarily go
Some southerners demanded that the tribes be moved by force
Cherokee Nation vs. Georgia
Worcester vs. Georgia
Cherokee vs. Georgia & Worcester v. Georgia 1832
Cherkee vs. Georgia & Worcester v. Georgia the court refuse to allow Georgia to force Cherokees off their land
Indian Removal Act of 1830 gave which president authority to do things Andrew Jackson
Indian Removal Act of 1830 gave the president the authority to 1). Offer land WEST of the Mississippi in exchange for Cherokee land EASTof the Mississippi
Indian Removal Act of 1830 gave the president the authority to 2). provide money for the movement of the natives from east to west
The Trail of Tears 1838-1839
The Trail of Tears Enforced by President Martin Van Buren
15,000 Cherokees were forced to leave their homes and march hundreds of miles to Indian territory (now Oklahoma)
Indian Territory now Oklahoma
4,000 Cherokee died on the Trail of Tears because of a lack of food, shelter, winter clothes, shoes, blankets, etc.
The Trail of Tears forced Cherokees to leave their homes and march hundreds of miles to Indian Territory (now Oklahoma)
Why did 4,000 Cherokee die on Trail of Tears lack of food, shelter, winter clothes, shoes, blankets, etc

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