American Indian Removal to Kansas

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11 questions

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American Indian Removal to Kansas

Last updated almost 2 years ago

11 questions

Required

Question 1

Define: assimilate

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Question 2

Define: eminent domain

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Question 3

How did the concept of eminent domain impact Native Americans?

It gave them the option to remain on their lands for as long as they wished.

It forced many from their land without having a say in the matter.

It prevented them from selling their land to white settlers.

It ensured that they were given more money than what their land was worth.

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Question 4

93: Which two of the following statements about missionaries on Indian reservations is true?

Most Native Americans refused to send their children to missionary schools

Missionaries were the only non-Native Americans allowed to live on reservations.

Some Native Americans welcomed the missionaries because of the goods they had.

The goal of missionary schools was to convert Native Americans to Christianity.

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Question 5

89: Which two of the following tribes became known as "emigrant Indians"?

Kickapoo

Delaware

Kansa

Osage

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Question 6

88: Who are the four federally recognized American Indian tribes in Kansas?

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Question 7

Using the map on page 89, describe the part of the United States where most tribes were originally from before they were moved to Kansas.

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Question 8

90: Describe the Pottawatomi Trail of Death. Add at least 5 details to your answer.

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Question 9

91-94: Describe four of the challenges American Indians faced on reservations and in mission schools.

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Question 10

10.

Based on the schedule on page 94, describe two similarities and two differences between your school day and the typical day at a Mission school in the 1840s.

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Question 11

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FINAL QUESTION: Do you think there was a way to expand lands for settlers while respecting Indian homelands? If so, how? If not, explain why the two goals could not co-exist.

Question 1

Define: assimilate

Question 2

Define: eminent domain

Question 3

How did the concept of eminent domain impact Native Americans?

It gave them the option to remain on their lands for as long as they wished.

It forced many from their land without having a say in the matter.

It prevented them from selling their land to white settlers.

It ensured that they were given more money than what their land was worth.

Question 4

93: Which two of the following statements about missionaries on Indian reservations is true?

Most Native Americans refused to send their children to missionary schools

Missionaries were the only non-Native Americans allowed to live on reservations.

Some Native Americans welcomed the missionaries because of the goods they had.

The goal of missionary schools was to convert Native Americans to Christianity.

Question 5

89: Which two of the following tribes became known as "emigrant Indians"?

Kickapoo

Delaware

Kansa

Osage

Question 6

88: Who are the four federally recognized American Indian tribes in Kansas?

Question 7

Using the map on page 89, describe the part of the United States where most tribes were originally from before they were moved to Kansas.

Question 8

90: Describe the Pottawatomi Trail of Death. Add at least 5 details to your answer.

Question 9

91-94: Describe four of the challenges American Indians faced on reservations and in mission schools.

Question 10

10.

Based on the schedule on page 94, describe two similarities and two differences between your school day and the typical day at a Mission school in the 1840s.

Question 11

11.

FINAL QUESTION: Do you think there was a way to expand lands for settlers while respecting Indian homelands? If so, how? If not, explain why the two goals could not co-exist.