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time of Jackson

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How did voting laws change during this time? All white men 21 and over can vote even if they don't own property
What is a landslide election? it's when 1 candidate wins a large majority of the votes
Who was invited to the White House to celebrate Jackson's inauguration? Everybody.
Who was Sequoyah and for what is he best known? a Cherokee silver smith made an alphabet
How did Sequoyah use his writing system in 1824 used to send messages from Arkansas to the Cherokee to the way west
Indian Removal Act (background and def. only) THICK QUESTION!!! background //wanted gold-rich land, Jackson thought they were a threat to the growth and expansion of the u.s. def. //a law passed that allowed Jackson to remove native Americans from their homeland forcibly
Trail Of Tears (background only) THICK QUESTION!!! Background //The Supreme Court told Jackson that he COULD NOT take the native Americans from their home because he had no reason to and Jackson did it any
Trail Of Tears (details only) THICK QUESTION!!! Details //U.S. army gathered Native Americans-burned down houses, forced Cherokee march 800 miles to Indian Territory, took over 1 yr, 1 in 4 or 4,000 died, known by the Indians as the place where they cried(later known as the place where they cried
What did the Cherokee call Sequoyah's letters? Talking Leaves
What was the first Native American newspaper called? Cherokee Phoenix
What increased tension between white settlers and Native Americans in the Southeast? When gold was discovered on Cherokee lands within Georgia.
What did Jackson believe about the Native Americans? they were a threat to the growth and expansion of the U.S.
how many Cherokee out of 15,000 died along the way of the Trail Of Tears? 4,000 or 1 in 4
In what present state was the Indian Territory located? (map) Oklahoma
Who was the leader of the resisting Seminole? Osceola
What was one of Jackson's most important achievements? Greater participation in government by the averaged citizen
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