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Eberhard Ch. 12

Eberhard Ch. 12 Times of Change

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What caused conflicts between the Native Americans and the settlers? The settlers were taking their land.
Why did white settlers want Native American land? silver, gold, and rich farmland
What law was passed by President Andrew Jackson that forced Native Americans off their land and move west? The Indian Removal Act of 1830
What did the Supreme Court say about the Cherokee's right to their land? The Cherokee had a right to their land.
What did Andrew Jackson do about the court's ruling that the Cherokee had a right to their land? He ignored the Court and used the army to force the Cherokee to move.
What was the removal of Cherokee and other tribes from their homes in the east to Indian Territory in Oklahoma called? The Trail of Tears
Where was Indian Territory? Oklahoma
What was the name of the fighting that took place when the Indians in Florida refused to give up their land peacefully and move to reservations? The Seminole Wars
What was the name of the period in which goods became produced by machine instead of by hand? The Industrial Revolution
What did the invention of the cotton gin do to cotton production? Cotton production increased.
How did the invention of the cotton gin affect slavery? Slavery increased.
What became the first National Road? Daniel Boone's Wilderness Trail
How did the development of the National Road affect transportation? Transportation of goods and people became easier.
What was the goal of the abolitionist movement? to abolish, or end, slavery
Who published an abolitionist newspaper known as "The Liberator?" William Lloyd Garrison
Who was the first African American woman to be known as an anti-slavery speaker? Sojourner Truth
Who was an escaped slave who became a powerful abolitionist speaker? Frederick Douglass
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