Andrew Jackson
Native Resistance
Sarah Winnemucca
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What president supported the forced removal of Native Americans?




Andrew Jackson


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What did Native nations lose because of removal?

their homes and land

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what native nation did Sarah Winnemucca belong to 

The Piute People

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What was Jackson's policy of forcing Native Americans to move west called?
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Indian Removal

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What was the forced Cherokee Journery west called 


The Trail of Tears



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What is a first-person narrative?


A story told by someone who experienced the events. W

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What did Jackson claim removal would do for Native Americans?

He claimed it would protect them and help them become civilized.
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What 1830 treaty forced the Choctaws to give up millions of acres?




The Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek



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What does Winnemucca show about Piute society?

The Piutes had their own traditions, moral teachings, family responsibilities, and systems of government.

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What did white settlers gain from Native removal?



Native land for cotton farming, settlement, and expansion.

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How did the U.S. government use treaties to make removal seem legal?





It relied on agreements made under pressure or by a small group that did not represent most of the nation.
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What is one thing Winnemucca’s first-person account helps readers understand?

How Native removal and government policies affected real people and families.

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How did Jackson use the idea of being a 'father' to Native people?



He made removal sound protective, even though Native people had little choice.

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How did Winnemucca challenge the government’s explanation of removal?

She described the land loss, violence, broken promises, and suffering Native people experienced.

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