7th Grade Unit 3 Topic 1

The journey many Native American tribes made as a result of the Indian Removal Act of 1830

• Seminole Wars

• Trail of Tears

• Trail of Death

• Red Stick War

Which is NOT an effect of the US' Indian Removal Policy

• Trail of Tears

• Seminole Wars

• Worcester v. Georgia

• Increased western movement by white settlers

What caused territorial growth in the US?

• Purchase of territories

• Alliances with Britain and France

• Taking control of Native American lands

• Wars with Mexico

What was the purpose of the Monroe Doctrine?

• to discourage more colonization of lands in North and South America

• to threaten Mexico and other nations in North America

• to justify European colonization of land in North America

• All of the these

How did improved transportation networks contribute to westward expansion?

• goods and people were able to travel more quickly and cheaply

• canals moved people along the newly built National Road

• travel time increased

• it was more expensive to travel by water

Organize these options into the right categories

• Andrew Jackson invades Seminole territory to capture escaped enslaved people

• Chief Osceola is tricked and arrested

• Seminoles hide in the Everglades and fight the forced emigration of the tribe

• The United States agrees to pay some of the remaining Seminole people in Florida to relocate to Oklahoma

Worcester v. Georgia says

• states could not make laws on Native American Lands

• the Supreme Court has no power to decide Native American cases

• the federal government controlled Native American land

• Andrew Jackson could issue orders about Native Americans

In 1830, President Andrew Jackson signed the

• Trail of Tears Act

• Seminole Wars Treaty

• Indian Removal Act

• Federal Native Lands Act

The Indian Removal Act was the first major

• financial assisstance to Native Americans by the federal government

• forced relocation by the US government

• legal recognition by the federal government

• ratified treaty by the US government

The Proclamation of Neutrality of 1793 was issued by

• John Adams

• Alexander Hamilton

• Thomas Jefferson

• George Washington