Unit 7 Southeast

President Andrew Jackson pushed for this law to make space for American settlers

• Indian Removal Act

• Trail of Tears

• Native Exile Act

• Indigenous Expulsion Law

Answer explanation

President Andrew Jackson advocated for the Indian Removal Act to clear land for American settlers, leading to the forced relocation of Native American tribes, notably resulting in the Trail of Tears.

What was the name for the 5 Southeastern tribes that most closely adapted to White settler culture?

• The Five Civilized Tribes

• The Advanced Tribes

• The Confederacy of Advanced Tribes

• The Five Advanced Civilizations

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'The Five Civilized Tribes,' which refers to the five Southeastern tribes that adapted to White settler culture through practices such as agriculture and governance, distinguishing them from other Native American groups.

Sequoyah was known for developing what for the Cherokee?

• Written Language

• Cooking Methods

• Ways to fight agians the US Military

• New horseback riding technique

Answer explanation

Sequoyah developed a written language for the Cherokee, which allowed them to record their history and culture. This significant achievement helped preserve their identity and communication, distinguishing it from the other options.

What is the difference between the "Red" and "White" Cherokee towns?

• Red were in charge during war, white during peace

• Red were in charge during peace, white during war

• Red allied with the US, white fought aginst them

• Red fought against the US, White allied with them

Answer explanation

The "Red" Cherokee towns were primarily responsible for military actions during conflicts, while the "White" towns focused on diplomacy and peacekeeping. Thus, the correct choice is that Red were in charge during war, white during peace.

This event was a forced march of Cherokee, Choctaw, and other native groups to Oklahoma

• Trail of Tears

• Oppression

• March of Madness

• The Long Walk

Answer explanation

The event described is known as the Trail of Tears, which refers to the forced relocation of Cherokee, Choctaw, and other Native American groups to Oklahoma, resulting in significant suffering and loss.

Some Cherokee agreed to this but they did not represent the whole tribe

• Treaty of New Echota

• Treaty of Tears

• The Great Pact

• The Agreement of Danger

Answer explanation

The Treaty of New Echota was signed by a small group of Cherokee leaders without the consent of the entire tribe, leading to the forced removal known as the Trail of Tears. This treaty did not represent the views of all Cherokee.

Often _________ can lead to __________.

• Prejudice, Oppression

• Treaties, Battles

• Prejudice, Harmony

• Seminoles, Cherokee

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Prejudice, Oppression' because prejudice often fosters discrimination and injustice, leading to oppression of marginalized groups. This relationship highlights how negative biases can result in systemic harm.

This indigenous tribe mainly lived in Florida

• Seminole

• Cherokee

• Choctaw

• Navajo

Answer explanation

The Seminole tribe is the indigenous group primarily associated with Florida, known for their unique culture and history. The other tribes listed, such as the Cherokee, Choctaw, and Navajo, are from different regions in the United States.

Why did Choctaw Chief George Harkins feel hurt by the Indian Removal Act

• Because the Choctaw had recently fought on the side of the US Military

• Because he was tricked by his own people

• Because they had to leave their homeland

• Because they moved to Texas

Answer explanation

Choctaw Chief George Harkins felt hurt by the Indian Removal Act because the Choctaw had recently fought alongside the US Military, demonstrating their loyalty, only to be forced from their homeland in return.

This grasslike reed was used for weapons like arrows and blowguns by Southeast Indigenous tribes

• Cane

• Bamboo

• Sticks

• Wheat

Answer explanation

Cane is a grasslike reed commonly used by Southeast Indigenous tribes for making weapons like arrows and blowguns, making it the correct choice. Bamboo, while similar, is not specifically noted for this use in the context.