'Chief john ross' diaporamas de présentation

Jacksonian America, 1824-45

I). Democratizing America? II). Religious Fervor III). Rise of Andrew Jackson. IV). Indian Policy V). Political Parties. Jacksonian America, 1824-45. Things to consider . Expansion & reduction of democracy Deepening of slavery

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Please pick up a copy of the following from the cart: *Class Notes #15: Andrew Jackson (2 nd block has it) *unit test preview *unit binder guide Please also take out the Jackson political cartoon from last class and turn in Homework #8 if you have it done We will :

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Conflict Over Indian Lands

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Native Americans In Georgia

Native Americans In Georgia. The Cherokee and the Creek Indians. The Cherokee. By 1800 most Native Americans made their living in the traditional ways of hunting and farming. Some Cherokee even lived in English style houses and were converting to Christianity.

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Indian Removal Act

Indian Removal Act. Text based on text from Our Nation textbook, published in 2003 from Macmillan/McGraw-Hill. Some Native American communities were doing well in the early 1800s. These groups were located in the Southeast and included the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Muscogee, and Seminole.

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Trail of Tears

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Ch. 21: Westward Expansion

Ch. 21: Westward Expansion. Vocabulary: westward expansion, reservations, Manifest Destiny, transcontinental railroad, tycoon, Andrew Jackson, John Ross. Dozens of Native American tribes had lived throughout the West. On the Great Plains, tribes like the Arapaho and the Sioux hunted buffalo.

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Warm-up for 12.10.10

Warm-up for 12.10.10 What did the Treaty of Indian Springs (p. 196) and the Treaty of New Echota (p. 200) have in common?. Facts Your Book Leaves Out The Treaty of New Echota is passed by the Senate by just ONE VOTE!!!!!!!!!!!!

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ASSIMILATION

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