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Removals Encounter in Indian Territory: The Tragic Chapters of Choctaw and Creek Tribes

Explore the impact of treaties, agreements, and forced removals on the Choctaw and Creek tribes by examining key events and reactions during this tumultuous period in American history.

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Removals Encounter in Indian Territory: The Tragic Chapters of Choctaw and Creek Tribes

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  1. Unit 2 Removals Encounter in Indian Territoryby Oklahoma artist Charles Banks Wilson.

  2. Chapter 6 Choctaw and Creek Removals The Georgia Compact Treaty of Doak’s Stand Indian Removal Act Choctaw Reactions Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek Removal Begins Second Removal

  3. Chapter 6 Choctaw and Creek Removals Third Removal Protests of Inhumane Treatment Dissension Among the Creeks Tecumseh The Red Sticks Execution of William McIntosh A New Treaty Forced Removal

  4. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS • What agreements were made by both signing parties in the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek? • Discuss the signing of the Treaty of Indian Springs and conclude with why the treaty was declared invalid. • What was the Georgia Compact and what was its effect upon the taking of Indian lands? • What effects did the election of Andrew Jackson have upon removal?

  5. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS • What was the major provision of the Indian Removal Act of 1830? • How did the Indian Removal Act affect the Indians? • How did the Choctaws react to removal proposals? • What was the major resolution passed by the Creek Council of 1811? • Who were the Red Sticks? Give a complete answer.

  6. Pushmataha, Choctaw warrior

  7. Choctaw Council House located in Tuskahoma.

  8. Opothleyahola

  9. Creek Council House in Okmulgee.

  10. Tecumseh

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