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The Removal of the Cherokee

The Removal of the Cherokee. Georgia vs. The Cherokee Nation. PART ONE. Removal of the Cherokee Indians. Characteristics +. Characteristics -. The Cherokees. Examples -. Examples +. The Life of the Cherokee.

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The Removal of the Cherokee

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  1. The Removal of the Cherokee Georgia vs. The Cherokee Nation

  2. PART ONE Removal of the Cherokee Indians

  3. Characteristics + Characteristics - The Cherokees Examples - Examples +

  4. The Life of the Cherokee What IKnowWhat IWant to know What I Learned

  5. Conflict Over Indian Lands:Georgia vs. the Cherokee Vocabulary words/terms

  6. Write these four words and definitions on your second sheet • “towns”: Groups of 80 – 100 Cherokees ruled by independent chieftains. • syllabary: Written characters or symbols that represent spoken syllables. • bilingual: Documents written or printed in two languages. • faction: Part of a group united on a major issue.

  7. Reading and Writing • Turn to pages 143 – 152 in The Georgia Studies Book. • Skim/scan these pages looking for the four vocabulary words. Write down the sentences in which the words are used.

  8. Creating Your Own • Write a good clear sentence using each of the vocabulary words.

  9. Sharing • Now, we will share some of our sentences

  10. Sharing Sentences

  11. Conflict Over Indian Lands:Georgia vs. the Cherokee A Good Question is Worth a Thousand Words!!

  12. Questions Anyone? • Number from 1 to 7 on your paper, skipping five spaces between each number.

  13. Write down these terms • 1. Sequoyah • 2. New Echota • 3. Cherokee Phoenix • 4. “null and void” • 5. Dahlonega • 6. The Supreme Courts Decision • 7. The Trail of Tears

  14. Convert each of your terms into a question and draw a box around the question. EXAMPLE: 1. Sequoyah Who was Sequoyah?

  15. Sharing • We will now share some of the questions that we have created.

  16. Sharing Questions

  17. Time For Reading • Read pages 143 – 152 in your Georgia Studies Book. Look for the answers to the questions that you have created.

  18. Questions and Answers • Now, we will share some of the answers to our questions.

  19. Questions and Answers

  20. PART TWO Removal of the Cherokee

  21. Georgia And The Cherokee The Cherokee Removal

  22. Bad Feelings • Revolutionary War • War of 1812 • Oconee War

  23. Georgia’s Indians, 1800 • Cherokees in Northern Georgia • Creeks in Southern Georgia

  24. Removal of the Creek • Treaty of Indian Springs • Indian Removal Act • Andrew Jackson • Treaty of Washington

  25. The Cherokee’s Strategy For Keeping Their Land • Adopt the same lifestyle as the white settlers of Georgia

  26. Sequoyah • Cherokee Alphabet

  27. Cherokee Phoenix

  28. Cherokee Constitution

  29. Government and Police • New Echota Light Horse Guard

  30. Homes and food

  31. Religion

  32. Gold Discovered • Dahlonega

  33. The Final Decision

  34. Draw the route taken by the Cherokee on their “Trail of Tears.”

  35. PART THREE Removal of the Cherokee Indians

  36. Georgia Stories I The First Century of Statehood Part III

  37. Things to do as you watch each Georgia Story: • On your handout write down three strong details/facts for each story. • Write down any unanswered question that you might have about each story. • At the end of each story, you will develop your details/facts into a descriptive paragraph.

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