Infrastructure
The development of this prevented travelers from using the road until the paid a toll.
What is turnpikes?
This linked the Hudson River to the Great Lakes.
What is the Erie Canal?
The 5 tribes that tried to avoid being forced to Indian Territory.
Who are the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek and Seminole?
The case where it was ruled that Georgia had no authority over the Cherokee or their land.
What is Worcester v. Georgia?
What was one of the first improvements done to the roads during Westward expansion?
What is widening them?
This was a key part in the U.S. transportation system by 1850.
What are railroads?
This is why most Native Americans in the East moved West of the Mississippi River by 1830.
What is forcefully removed by the U.S. Government because settlers wanted their land.
The 2 tribes that had their original homelands in the same state. And the name of the state.
Who are the Chickasaw and Choctaw and what is Mississippi?
The journey that the Cherokee Indians took to get to Indian Territory.
What is the Trail of Tears?
This geographical feature made Westward expansion difficult for settlers.
What is the Appalachian Mountains?
This was the benefit of canals.
What is made cost of shipping good lower and easier and in turn, the cost of buying goods also were lower.
The person who gave a speech stating that removal is necessary to save the five tribes from extinction.
Who is President Andrew Jackson?
The response from the Seminole Tribe and their leader, Osceola, to the threats of displacement.
What is resisted displacement by armed fighting with U.S. troops?
The year and place of the first railroad in the world.
What is England in 1825?
Geographical where the Indian Territory was located.
What is West of the Mississippi River in present day Oklahoma?
The person who built the first canal.
Who is DeWitt Clinton?
The basis in which the Cherokee people have to claim ownership of their land.
What is they had lived there for years and it was passed down to them from their ancestors for generations?
An Act passed by Congress in 1851 where the U.S. pushed/forced Native Americans to live on reservations.
What is the Indian Appropriations Act?
What is the Dawes Act?
The act passed that allowed U.S. Presidents extended power to negotiate with Native American people east of the Mississippi River to encourage them to move westward to Indian Territory.
What is the Indian Removal Act?
The place and year the first railroad was built in the United States.
What is 1828 in Baltimore, Maryland?
The two ways that President Jackson says Indians were removed off their land in his speech at the First Annual Message.
What is "persuasion and force"?
Two similarities of the Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes.
What is (any of these 2)
1. Both tried to negotiate or make agreements with the US.
2. Both were eventually removed off their land
3. both had people die
The relationship between Native Americans and U.S. Settlers during the early arrivals of setters.
What is the Native Americans helped the settlers with anything they needed and "met in peace and shook hands"?
The tribe leader who lead the Seminoles to serval battles against US armies.
Who is Osceola?