Westward Expansion
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| Who was the Justice chief? | John Marshall
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| What was the chief? | John Ross
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| In 180 congress passed what? | The Indian Removal Act
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| The US signed a treaty in 1791. What was the treaty for? | Saying the Cherokee nation was independent and have their own government
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| Who wrote UGA's chater? | Abraham Baldwin
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| What is the Indian removal act? | all Indians east of the Mississippi River leave and move west
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| Why were American interested in education? | Education makes a difference in the way we live
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| Where is UGA located? | Athens GA
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| Who should be able to have an education? | Everyone not just the wealthy
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| Name the 5 capitals in order Hint: SALMA | Savannah, Augusta, Louisville, Milledgeville, Atlanta
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| What was the original name for Atlanta? | Original name was Terminus
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| What was the cost from land durning the Yazoo land fraud? | Low cost
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| What was the land limit for the headright system and how much land could you get per preson in the household? | 1,000 land limit and 200 for the male and 50 per extra person in the house
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| What is the second capital of GA? | Augusta
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| What is a effect on the Yazzo land fraud? | Furious citizens burned act on steps of new capital
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| What was the 1 cost you had to pay in the headright system? | Surveying fee
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| What was an effect on the headright system? | Government corruption and land fraud
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| In the headright system who got the land? | The head of the family
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| What was the nickname for Atlanta? | Gate city
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| What was the first GA capital? | Savannah
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| Atlanta was the ______ Capital and final one | 5th
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| Milledgeville was the _____ Capital | 4th
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