'Cherokee nation' diaporamas de présentation

Growth of the National Economy 1790-1850

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Antebellum America

Antebellum America. Daniel Kure. The age of Jackson. (1824-1840). Key Tenants to Jacksonian Democracy. Belief in the common man - The Jacksonians had great respect for the common sense and abilities of the common man.

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The Rise of Mass Democracy

The Rise of Mass Democracy. 1st Corrupt Bargain. John Quincy Adams. Strong nationalist Lots of money to internal improvements Tried to help Cherokee nation. Election of 1828. Whole Hog for Jackson!. King Mob. Spoils System. Peggy Eaton (Petticoat) Affair.

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Chapter 14

Chapter 14. The Age of Reform. DFS Transparency 14-1. It was designed for reading out loud. Click the mouse button or press the Space Bar to display the answer. Chapter 14 Section 1. Temperance means drinking little or no alcohol.

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Introduction to Regional Geography II (PAGES: 14-37)

Introduction to Regional Geography II (PAGES: 14-37). CULTURE. Definition : Shared patterns of learned behavior Components : Beliefs Institutions Technology. CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY. A wide-ranging and comprehensive field that studies spatial aspects of human cultures

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REHOBOTH BAPTIST ASSOCIATION

REHOBOTH BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. CELEBRATING 175 YEARS: A PROUD HERITAGE OF MISSIONS. Our Beginnings:.

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The Trail on Which They Wept

The Trail on Which They Wept. Andrew Jackson and the Indian Removal Act. Why do we need more land?. Population: The US population was growing. As we grew larger, more land was needed.

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Cherokee

Cherokee. Native Americans 2011. Culture . Living off the mountainous land of the Blue Ridge Mountain region and the hilly western Piedmont. Settled . The Cherokee settled near the river. Cherokee Nation. Was comprised of many villages that were loosely united with each other.

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Using the Inquiry Method with Primary Sources

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Jackson and the Cherokee

Jackson and the Cherokee. Sasso US I. Jackson. Jackson wants any Indian tribes remaining in the East to move out west His feelings towards Natives are pretty intense, considering his battles against them However his attitude is not that much different from most white Americans

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American Indian Policy

American Indian Policy. The History of Sovereign Nations in dealings with the United States. Sovereignty . Sovereignty is: The ability of a group to act as an independent nation Make own laws Conduct own business without approval . Policy in Stages (1770-Today).

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The Cherokee Indians

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Introduction to Native American Music

Introduction to Native American Music. Ms. Hendrickson Mr. Stuckenschmidt Mr. Toll. Cherokee. Location: Southeast (Tennessee, Kentucky, parts of the Carolinas and Virginia) Population: 50,000 in 1670 25,000 after smallpox epidemic

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Cherokee Indian Removal

Cherokee Indian Removal. Cornell Note Questions:. What was the Dahlonega Gold Rush? What was the role of the General Assembly? Why was Reverend Samuel Worchester important? What was the importance of the Worchester v. Georgia court case? How did John Ross fight for Cherokee rights?

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SS 3-2.1

SS 3-2.1. 3 rd Grade Social Studies. Native Americans in SC. The Native American tribes of the Eastern Woodlands living in SC differed from one another in language. However, the culture and government structure of these tribes were similar.

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The Trail of Tears

The Trail of Tears. Reading a Document for Historical Information. Step 1. Observation A. Study the image for 2 minutes. and write down an overall impression of the photograph: B. Examine individual items and write down some of the details you notice:.

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Significance

Significance. It constituted a striking departure from the Supreme Court earlier treatments involving Native Americans. Worcester v. georgia 1832. Worcester vs. Georgia.

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The Indian Removal

The Indian Removal. The Indian Removal Act. Jackson wanted Native American land for settlement so he passed this act in 1830 This act made Native Americans who lived east of the Mississippi move West. Congress established an Indian Territory where the Native Americans would now live

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