Expansion into the Trans-Appalachian West: American Indian Resistance and Slavery

May 13, 2013

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Proclamation of 1763. Prior to the American Revolution, the British government attempted to define boundaries between Native American lands and the colonies. The Proclamation states that white inhabitants will not pass the Appalachians. The Proclamation issued by King George did little to reduce conflicts between the Native Americans and the settlers. .

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Presentation Transcript

Events on the road to the American Revolution with Quiz to Follow

Chapter 13 Moving West

History is CENTRAL

Slavery Revolts and Resistance to Slavery

Westward Expansion

Slavery and Western Expansion

Slavery: An American Tragedy

The End of Slavery

Prefix: trans-

Indian Wars: The Conquest of the Far West

Understanding American Slavery

The Expansion of Slavery and Anti-Slavery

Forms of Resistance in Slavery

Events Leading to the American Revolution

American Wars

Slavery &amp; the West

CHAPTER 6: African American Religion &amp; Nationhood

The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and the Abolition of Slavery

Slavery and Resistance in America

Slavery, The Civil W ar, and Reconstruction

Rise of the West

War for the Union

Slavery & the West

CHAPTER 6: African American Religion & Nationhood