OK History Ch. 5 & 6

All of the following statements but one reflects President Thomas Jefferson's view of Native Americans in the U.S. Which one is INCORRECT?

• He believed Native Americans to be in body and ind equal to the white man.

• He believed Native Americans should voluntarily move in order to change their environment to more of the white man's ways.

• He believed the forced removal of the Native Americans was best for all concerned.

• He believed Native Americans should shift from a hunting society to a more agrarian "Farming" society.

After the War of 1812, with more white settlers moving west, the year 1819 saw Oklahoma become part of...

• Arkansas Territory

• Kansas Territory

• Missouri Territory

• Louisiana Territory

The oldest permanent white settlement in Oklahoma was established as a trading post located in...

• Canadian

• Tahlequah

• Salina

• Muskogee

At the Battle of Cutthroat Gap, the...

• Kiowa attacked and killed the Osage

• Osage attacked and killed the Kiowa

• Kiowa and the Osage fought to a draw

• Kiowa and Osage defeated the U.S. Army

According to the Northwest Ordinance, how many residents did a territory need to seek statehood?

• 40,000

• 50,000

• 60,000

• 100,000

The Osage traded hunting land to the Cherokee for cash and gifts in what treaty?

• Dancing Rabbitt

• Payne's Landing

• New Echota

• Lovely's Purchase

The fort Colonel Arbuckle built near the site where the Red and Kiamichi Rivers meet is called

• Fort Smith

• Fort Gibson

• Fort Washita

• Fort Towson

The American president most associated with the forced removal of the southeastern Indians was

• George Washington

• John Adams

• Thomas Jefferson

• Andrew Jackson

The intent of the Indian Removal Act was to

• negotiate treaties to remove Native Americans from the southeastern U.S.

• help Native Americans buy land east of the Mississippi River

• remove Native Americans to reservations in the eastern part of the U.S.

• destroy the Native Americans' way of life

The capital of the Eastern Cherokee in 1822 was

• Albany Georgia

• New Echota, Georgia

• Atlanta, Georgia

• Augusta, Georgia