'Indian lands' diaporamas de présentation

Unit 4 The Great West and the Rise of Populism-Answers

Unit 4 The Great West and the Rise of Populism-Answers . Complete the Guided Reading as you view the Power Point. Goal 4 . Objective 4.01: Compare and contrast the different groups of people who migrated to the West and describe the problems they experienced. Essential Questions:

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Essential Question

Essential Question. How did western settlement affect the Plains Indians?. Miners and Ranchers in the West. Growth of the Mining Industry. Deposits of gold, silver, and copper Needed by growing industry in the East Brought settlers to the mountain states. Virginia City.

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4.2 Issues behind the revolution

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Nation Building

Nation Building. How does a nation grow and expand? Does a nation have a right to expand into new territories? How does that nation deal with the indigenous populations already living in that territory?. Haitian Revolution. Connection to our class? What did you learn?. Who is this?.

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Warm Up

Warm Up. Look on pgs. 346-347 Study map and answer Learning from Geography, questions 1 & 2. Infrastructure - . Facilities and systems of a city, county or state. Example: roads, buildings and bridges. John C. Calhoun. South Carolina Senator Led the fight for states rights

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1607 Jamestown

1607 Jamestown. First permanent settlement John Smith/Pocahontas What is the story? Whose perspective is correct? What really happened?. English Colonization. How does it compare to Spanish Colonization? What is the value of the English Colonies? What purpose do they serve?.

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Assess why the British failed to win the war in the South.

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As Long as Grass Grows or Water Runs

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Chapter 5: Lesson 2

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Henry County

Our Local Government. Henry County. Patrick Henry. Henry County was formed in 1821 from Creek Indian lands. Georgia's 52nd county was named for Patrick Henry , an American patriot whose powerful rhetoric helped push the colonies into the Revolutionary War. . Commodore Thomas Macdonough.

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Treaty of Greenville

Treaty that gave the United States access to some American Indian lands in the Northwest Territory and guaranteed safe travel for U.S. citizens. Treaty of Greenville. Action or decision that later serves as an example. precedent.

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Amy R. Williams Teacher of Students with Emotional and Behavioral Needs

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U.S. Indian Policy: 1763-1970

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War of 1812

War of 1812. Battle of Tippecanoe (November, 1811) Native Americans increase their attacks against settlers. Why? Most Americans believe they were encouraged and armed by British. War Breaks Out

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Transformation of American Society, 1815-1840

Transformation of American Society, 1815-1840. The Sweep West. From 1791-1803, four new states ( Vt , Ky , Tn , and Oh) By 1821, six more (In, Ms, Il, Al, Me, and Mo) Pioneers usually migrated as families and settled near navigable rivers (later railroads, but always near those like them).

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The Court applies the Constitution

The Court applies the Constitution. Gibbons v. Ogden. McCulloch v. Maryland. Worcester v. Georgia. McCulloch v. Maryland 1819. Facts- 1816-Congress-2 nd National Bank of the US Part of what system? Maryland imposes a tax---why? Who is James McCulloch? What does he refuse to do?

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Cognitive Dissonance & Pseudospeciation : Perceptions of Indigenous Americans

Cognitive Dissonance & Pseudospeciation : Perceptions of Indigenous Americans. A brief review. Misconceptions. Myths. Truths. Many different groups, hundreds of nations, millions of people inhabited just North America before the Europeans arrived

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A ROYAL PROCLAMATION October 7, 1763

A ROYAL PROCLAMATION October 7, 1763

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Land Loss and Sacred Land Use

Land Loss and Sacred Land Use. Land Losses. Indian tribes have historically suffered a devastating loss of their lands. Despite the Federal Government's trust obligation to protect Indian landholdings, federal policies actually caused the massive loss of Indian lands.

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