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Chapter 24 Test Prep

President Andrew Jackson (Ch 24)

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Which event directly led to the Trail of Tears? the Indian Removal Act
What was John Ross's importance in Cherokee history? He fought back against the Indian Removal Act and tried to save Cherokee lands.
Which events occurred during Andrew Jackson's presidency? Trail of Tears; Indian Removal Act; Treaty of Echota
What was the ultimate outcome of the Trail of Tears? Many American Indians died, and those who survived lost their way of life and lived on reservations.
How was Andrew Jackson's presidency different from other presidencies? He focused on the ordinary people.
How did the Indian Removal Act affect American Indian tribes in Tennessee? American Indian tribes were forced to move west of the Mississippi River, so they had to leave Tennessee.
How did the Treaty of Echota affect the Cherokee in Tennessee? They agreed to move west of the Mississippi River.
Who made paths from Cherokee Homelands in the east to Indian Territory in the west? American Indians on the Trail of Tears.
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