Studies Weekly Week 15

During the Indian Removal Act, many Native Americans were forced from their homes and walk on the ______

• French and Indian War

• Trail of Tears

• Indian Trail

The President at the time, ______ , wanted more land and was supposed to negotiate with the Native Americans

• Andrew Jackson

• Abraham Lincoln

• George Washington

The President was supposed to negotiate with the Native Americans and write _____. Instead, he forced them to leave their land and did not treat them well.

• memoirs

• treaties

• receipts

cruelty

• He fought to protect the land owned by his people.

• Those who wouldn't move on their own were marched by soldiers at gunpoint.

• The government tried to make the Native Americans believe it was a good deal for the tribes.

opposition

• He fought to protect the land owned by his people.

• Those who wouldn't move on their own were marched by soldiers at gunpoint.

• The government tried to make the Native Americans believe it was a good deal for the tribes.

deception

• He fought to protect the land owned by his people.

• Those who wouldn't move on their own were marched by soldiers at gunpoint.

• The government tried to make the Native Americans believe it was a good deal for the tribes.

Match each famous person to their role during the Indian Removal Acts.

Chief Osceola

• a man with Cherokee ancestry who fought to protect Native American land

• an Indian chief who chose to fight against the US Army

• President who signed the Indian Removal Act and forced many Native Americans from their land

Match each famous person to their role during the Indian Removal Acts.

Andrew Jackson

• a man with Cherokee ancestry who fought to protect Native American land

• an Indian chief who chose to fight against the US Army

• President who signed the Indian Removal Act and forced many Native Americans from their land

Match each famous person to their role during the Indian Removal Acts.

John Ross

• a man with Cherokee ancestry who fought to protect Native American land

• an Indian chief who chose to fight against the US Army

• President who signed the Indian Removal Act and forced many Native Americans from their land

How did the Seminole tribe travel from Florida to New Orleans?

• walking

• train

• boat

• car