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American Indian Removal from Georgia

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SS8H4e -Muscogee and Creek Indian Removal in Georgia due to westward expansion. Native Americans were forcibly removed from their lands by the government.

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SS8H4e -Muscogee and Creek Indian Removal in Georgia due to westward expansion. Native Americans were forcibly removed from their lands by the government.

by Mable Rogers
1

Which of the following land policies led to American Indian groups losing their land?

2

Signed the treaty of Indian Springs in 1825, ceding the Muscogee Nation's remaining land in Georgia; was killed by members of the Muscogee Nation

3

Gold discovered in Dahlonega, Georgia which led to settlers coming into Georgia and putting pressure on the Cherokee Nation to give up their land

4

Law which established a process for negotiations to move all American Indian tribes and nations to land east of the Mississippi River to land west of the river

5

Supreme Court ruled that the Cherokee Nation was a sovereign nation separate from the United States; court decision was not enforced

6

In 1838, the US government sent 7, 000 troops to forcibly remove the Cherokee and other American Indian tribes and nations from their lands to Oklahoma; more than 4, 000 Cherokee tragically died during the harsh six-month trek

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Declared that the Cherokee nation was subject to its own laws, not those of Georgia; condemned Georgia's disrespect of the Cherokee lands

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Cherokee Chief who led the Cherokee effort in suing Georgia for passing laws to remove them from Cherokee land in the state

9

Strongly believed that the American Indian tribes and nations should be removed from the Southeast; did not enforce Worcester v, Georgia

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