'Indian resistance' presentation slideshows

The Agrarian Republic

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Early Latin America

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The Agrarian Republic

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EXPERIENCE OF EMPIRE: EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY AMERICA

EXPERIENCE OF EMPIRE: EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY AMERICA. America: Past and Present Chapter 4. Growth and Diversity. 1700-1750--colonial population rises from 250,000 to over two million Much growth through natural increase Large influx of non-English Europeans.

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SSUSH1 The student will describe European settlement in North America during the 17 th Century.

The Standard. SSUSH1 The student will describe European settlement in North America during the 17 th Century. Preview. Who is the person in the painting? Why is this person important? How did the person die? Why is there so much interest in this person?. Processing. Pocahontas

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The Early Republic, 1789-1815

The Early Republic, 1789-1815. Theme: The years from 1789 to 1815 were critical in the history of the United States. The federal government had to prove that the Constitution would work, and that republicanism was capable of existing over a large area.

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Lesson 9.2: Challenges to the New Government

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English Settlements

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Native Americans in t he West

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Western Expansion and Native Americans

Western Expansion and Native Americans. What were some of the effects of Western Expansion?. To the Settlers, the West was a vast, empty expanse that gave freedom to determine your own destiny.

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Compare the ways Native Americans and white settlers viewed and used the land.

Objectives. Compare the ways Native Americans and white settlers viewed and used the land. Describe the conflicts between white settlers and Indians. Evaluate the impact of the Indian Wars. Terms and People.

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Native American Resistance

Native American Resistance. Indian Resistance. Hundreds of battles, wars, and massacres took place on the Plains between 1865-1890 in an effort to resist reservations and preserve the Indian way of life: 1. Sand Creek Massacre 2. Red River Wars 3. Battle of Little Big Horn

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Native American Resistance

Native American Resistance. Indian Resistance. Hundreds of battles, wars, and massacres took place on the Plains between 1865-1890 in an effort to resist reservations and preserve the Indian way of life: 1. Sand Creek Massacre 2. Red River Wars 3. Battle of Little Big Horn

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The American West

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The Wounded Knee Massacre

The Wounded Knee Massacre. The Sioux. Peaceful nomadic hunters Were promised the Black Hills in the Dakotas A gold rush in 1874 Sitting Bull defeated Colonel George A. Custer in the Battle of Little Bighorn. The Ghost Dance. Started in 1886 by Wokovo A new world without white men

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Andrew Jackson

Andrew Jackson. Americans and Native Americans. Many problems in the past with Native Americans Cause and effect of white, American settlement. Andrew Jacksons Past. 1814 Creek Indians loss 22 million acres in Georgia and Alabama 1818 Jackson sent to Florida Punish Seminoles 1814-1824

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Battle of The Fallen Timbers 1794

Battle of The Fallen Timbers 1794. By Cassie M Cole. Topic Question . What is the Battle of the Fallen Timbers? Why did it happen, and what happened after?. Battle of the Fallen Timbers .

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The French & Indian War and British Colonial Control

The French & Indian War and British Colonial Control. Illinois History. High Points From Yesterday. French have better relationships with the Illini Indians Interested in conversion Live in dense communities Farm Working together Little racial or class strife.

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The War of 1812

The War of 1812. I. France and Britain are at war (again). A. Both countries had seized American ships B. British increased impressment (forced service) of American sailors. C. Jefferson passes the Embargo Act 1807 1. No US ships to foreign ports 2. No foreign ships in US ports

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