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Indian Removal Act

Indian Removal Act 4-5.4

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What kind of impact did territorial expansion and related land polices have on Native Americans? A negative impact
What happened with the Native Americans as more and more settlers moved father west? They took more land and created conflict with the tribes.
What did the United States government do with it's power of the Indian Removal Act? Made treaties and forced tribes to move from their ancestral lands.
What were Native Americans promised in the west? Reservations Reservations
True or False: Settlers and the military often kept their treaties with the Native Americans. False
What did the repeated settling of land eventually cause between the settlers and Native Americans? Conflict that later led to a series of Indian wars.
The soldiers and settlers used these conflicts with the Native Americans as an excuse to do what? To kill Native Americans
After the Native Americans were defeated, they were forced to move into ____________ in the period after the Civil War. Reservations
Where were the Native Americans forced to move to present day Oklahoma
The forced journey west for Native Americans is called? The Trail of Tears
What are some hardships that were faced on the Trail of Tears? starvation, sickness, death, extreme cold weather
About how much of the Native American population died on the journey west? About one-fourth of the population
What did the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 allow new lands to do? To organize as territories and later as states when their population of white settlers reached a certain number.
What provided for public schools and outlawed slavery in the region? Northwest Ordinance of 1787
The Northwest Ordinance was the first time the national government had taken a stand against what? The spread of slavery.
Name the states that the region later became in the Northwest Ordinance of 1787. good faith
What law provided land and money the president could use to enter treaties with Native American nations? The Indian Removal Act of 1830
What president signed the Indian Removal of 1830? Andrew Jackson
What happened when tribes resisted to the American take over? The Military took over at gun point
True or False: Some Native American tribes moved father west voluntarily. True
What was the Trail of Tears? Supervised move of the Cherokee from their homes
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