Do you think land is important enough to fight and/or die over? Do NOT just type yes or no. Explain your answer.
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Which perspective do you agree with the most...that of the settlers or that of the Indians? Explain why.
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BEFORE you turn this assignment in, PLEASE look back over it and make sure you have done your very best. If you do NOT make a good grade on it, you will have to REDO it!!! This is the last of the information you need to know for Friday's test!!
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Answer AFTER watching the above video:
Where did McIntosh learn to speak the English language?
Savannah
Whitesburg
Coweta
Macon
Answer AFTER watching the above video:
Which did McIntosh own, even though he was part of the Creek Nation? Pick ALL that apply.
a Tavern
a Railroad
Cotton plantation
Slaves
Answer AFTER watching the above video:
How much land was given up by the Creeks when McIntosh signed the Treaty of Indian Springs?
5,000 acres
9,000 acres
7,000 acres
1,000 acres
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Why do you think John Ross fought against Indian removal through the couts instead of physically fighting?
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Answer after watching the above video:
What was the punishment of the missionaries who were arrested after being found guilty?
Execution
2 years of probation
4 years of hard labor
10 years in prison
Answer after watching the above video:
Where were the Cherokee sent during the Trail of Tears?
California
New York
Georgia
Oklahoma
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Answer based on the video above:
Which TWO groups were the LEAST likely to survive the Trail of Tears?
Women
Children
Warriors
Men
Older Cherokee
Answer based on the video above:
Why was John Ross not allowed to show his list of signatures to the U.S. Senate regarding the Treaty of New Echota?
Beecause he was a Cherokee
Because he was killed in a battle after the Trail of Tears
Because he was forced to participate in the Trail of Tears
Because the Senate took the day off to mourn a fellow senator killed in a duel.
Answer based on the video above:
Who spoke out against Indian Removal/the Trail of Tears? Pick all that apply.
William McIntosh
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Davy Crockett
Andrew Jackson
Below, move each fact to the Indian Tribe it describes. Scroll down further to see the tribe names.
Found all over
Largest Group
Found mostly in North GA
Smallest Group
Creek
Cherokee
Based on the slide to the left, which TWO statements would have been true?
Settlers believed it was okay to take away the land from the Indians.
Settlers felt bad about taking land away from the Indians.
The Indians did not believe in the idea of Manifest Destiny.
Who saw land as sacred?
Settlers
Indians
Which statement is correct?
The Creek and Cherokee had many conflicts with one another over land ownership.
Indians and settlers did not agree on how land should be used; therefore, they argued and fought over it.
Because settlers refused to move onto Indian land, controversy occurred.
Settlers and Indians supported each other's opinions and beliefs regarding land.
Which Indians will GA focus on moving out of the state first?
Cherokee
Creek
Colonists were angry that the Cherokee had supported and fought with the British during the Revolutionary War.
True
False
Prior to the Yazoo Land Act, the U.S. made GA begin moving the Creek out of the state.
True
False
Colonists were angry at the Creek Indians who supported England during the war.
True
False
How did the government decide to remove the Creek Indians from GA?
along the western border of GA
the Trail of Tears
by bribing them to all leave the state
through treaties
All Creek Indians supported and approved of the treaties made between their tribe and the government.
True
False
Where was the land that the Creek lost through the the Treaty of Indian Springs
Trail of Tears
Alabama
Georgia
England
Which BEST defines a bribe?
When someone is elected to office
A promise not to do something
When someone is persuaded to act in one's favor, typically illegally or dishonestly, by a gifts or money
American settlers
Who was William McIntosh
Cherokee Indian chief
President
Creek Indian chief
U.S. Government
Why did William McIntosh sign a treaty giving up his people's land in GA?
McIntosh Reserve
He didn't sign a treaty.
He was forced to give it up.
He was bribed to sign the treaty.
Why was the signing of the Treaty of Indian Springs such an important event?
Because McIntosh couldn't write.
It left the Creeks with no land claims in GA at all.
It gave the Creek the last of the land that belonged to the GA government.
McIntosh gave up control.
Which TWO statements below are true? Select BOTH.
The Creek Nation was not aware that McIntosh was going to sign the treaty.
The Creek Nation disapproved of the treaty signed by McIntosh.
McIntosh asked his people what he should do regarding the Treaty of Indian Springs.
Because the Creek were angry at McIntosh, he decided to sign the treaty.
Which BEST explains why William McIntosh was murdered?
William McIntosh was killed because he was Creek.
William McIntosh, a Creek chief, was betrayed by the Creek Nation and, as a result was killed at McIntosh Reserve.
William McIntosh was killed because his actions resulted in the Creek Nation losing the last of their land in GA.
William McIntosh lived near Whitesburg, GA.
The Creek were removed from GA ______ the Cherokee.
because of
after
before
Who was the U.S. President during Indian removal?
William McIntosh
Andrew McIntosh
James Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Which statement is TRUE?
The U.S. Governement supported Indian removal.
Indian removal was not supported by President Andrew Jackson.
GA did not support the removal of the Cherokee.
GA was the only state involved in Indian removal.
Match the name to the correct title:
Andrew Jackson
John Ross
William McIntosh
U.S. President
Creek Leader
Cherokee Leader
In order to be a chief, Cherokee leaders were required to be full-blooded Cherokee.
True
False
Gold was found in Dahlonega, GA which, according to the map on the left, is located in ___ GA.
Southwest
South
North
West
Which TWO statements are true regarding the discovery of gold in GA?
The Creek in GA were greatly impacted by the discovery of gold in Dahlonega, GA.
Settlers wanted the gold for themselves.
The discovery of gold increased the efforts to remove the Cherokee from GA.
When gold was first discovered in GA, it was on Creek land.
Who supported Indian removal in GA?
the U.S. Government
Georgia
the Cherokee
Andrew Jackson
What was the purpose of the Indian Removal Act?
It made it legal for states to force the Cherokee off of their lands.
It made it illegal for the President to remove the Cherokee Indians from GA.
It made it illegal for states to forcibly remove the Cherokee.
Which of the following describe John Ross? Pick all that apply.
7/8 Cherokee
Against Indian Removal
Uneducated
Educated
Cherokee
Supported Indian Removal
Creek
Using the information to the left, put the following events in chronological order.
Indian land was ruled sovereign (their own to rule).
GA sent men into Cherokee territory to arrest 4 American missionaries.
The Cherokee sued the state of GA.
Who won this court case?
the Cherokee
Worcester
Supreme Court
State of GA
Which BEST explains why Georgians will be angry about the outcome of the Worcester vs. GA court case?
Because this decision will make Georgians feel unsupported by the U.S. Government.
Because the Supreme Court will rule in favor of GA.
Because the court did not support the Cherokee.
Who did John Marshall state was a sovereign/independent nation?
the Supreme Court
the state of GA
the U.S.
the Cherokee
If an area is labeled as a sovereign nation, it is legal for their rules to differ from those in the surrounding state.
True
False
Andrew Jackson supported the ruling in the Worcester vs. GA court case.
True
False
President Andrew Jackson supported GA's refusal to release the missionaries from jail.
True
False
Why was the Treaty of New Echota controversial?
Because it resulted in the Cherokee having no more land in GA.
Because John Ross led this small group of Cherokee.
Because John Ross signed it.
Because it was signed in 1835
How was the Treaty of Indian Springs (you read about this earlier) and the Treaty of New Echota similar?
Both treaties were not signed by any Indians.
Both treaties gave up a tribe's last remaining land in GA.
John Ross signed both treaties.
Both treaties gave the Cherokee more land in GA.
What is a difference between the Treaty of Indian Springs and the Treaty of New Echota?
Treaty of Indian Springs was signed by the Cherokee and the Treaty of New Echota was signed by the Creek.
Treaty of Indian Springs was signed by the Creek and the Treaty of New Echota was signed by the Cherokee.
Who was removed from the southeast through the Trail of Tears?
No one
the Cherokee
the Creek
both the Cherokee and the Creek
The U.S. Government tried to make the Cherokee as comfortable as possible during the relocation process.
True
False
Which might BEST describe why this relocation effort was known as the Trail of Tears?
Because along the way many Cherokee suffered and died.
Because many whites looted the homes of the Cherokee.
Because many children were a part of this march and they cried constantly.
Because the Cherokee were not allowed time to pack their personal things.
Based on EVERYTHING you've learned in this assignment, which statement below is true?
The Cherokee Indians were NOT part of the Trail of Tears because they were removed from GA earlier through a series of treaties.
Both the Creek and the Cherokee Indians were removed from the southeast on the Trail of Tears.
The Creek Indians were NOT part of the Trail of Tears because they were removed from GA earlier through a series of treaties.
Only 4,000 were removed from the southeast on the Trail of Tears.
