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Who won the Battle of Kettle Creek, and what did it do for them Patriots won, it boosted their morale
Who won the Siege of Savannah, and what did it do for them Loyalists won, very deadly, the British maintained control of Savannah at the end of the siege.
Under the AOC there was only legislative branch
How did many feel about the Proclamation of 1763 Immense anger
Purpose of the headright system To attract new settlers and increase the population by offering free land
Purpose of the Yazoo land fraud A massive real estate scandal where legislature sold many acres of western land to private companies at extremely low prices
Purpose of the Land Lotteries Citizens could register to win land previously held by the native Cherokee people.
William McIntosh Sold off his own tribe and got killed by the tribe for it
Andrew Jackson Signed a treaty to get rid of Native Americans, led to Trail of Tears
John Marshal As Chief Justice, he led the Court and wrote the decision, which deemed Georgia's laws against the Cherokee unconstitutional.
John Ross He was the Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation and led the Cherokee resistance against removal but was not a judge in this case.
What did Worcester v. Georgia rule Ruled that states could not make or enforce laws dealing with American Indian groups, reserving such authority for the federal government.
Compromise of 1850 California, free state, compromise. As part of the compromise, the North agreed to the passage of the Fugitive Slave Act
Dred Scott case Dred Scott could not use for his freedom because he was not considered a citizen
Election of 1860 When Abraham was elected, many southern states chose to secede
Georgia Platform The Georgia Platform was a set of resolutions adopted on 1850, by a state convention in Georgia, accepting the Compromise of 1850 to preserve the Union, while threatening secession if the North took further action against slavery.
NUlification South Carolina threatened to nullify two federal tariffs that could hurt the South's profits from cotton
Chickamauga Large union defeat and was the second bloodiest
13th Slavery end
14th Citizenship
15th Voting rights
Freedmen's Bureau Helps slaves get back on their feet
Plessy v. Ferguson Separate but equal
John Lewis Chairman of SNCC
Maynard First black mayor, expand international airport, financial center, distribution hub
Andrew Young Brought billions of dollars of new investment to the city, which created many jobs in the area
Jimmy Carter Old President
Who was in the bourbon triumvirate oseph E. Brown, Alfred H. Colquitt, and John B. Gordon
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