'Cherokee lands' presentation slideshows

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Wadv~Walk in Peace 2002

Wadv~Walk in Peace 2002. A Journey through yesterdays past. Along the Little Tennessee at Cherokee Agency. The sounds of Ball Play Creek. Chief Ooconostota's Gravesite where our footprints live. Tanasai Memorial at Little Tennessee~1999. There will be peace. On the path to Sequoyah Monument.

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Jacksonian Era: 1824-1840

Jacksonian Era: 1824-1840. The Age of the Common Man. A Time of Great Change. The age of Jackson was marked by an increase in political participation, an increase in the power of the president and a distrust of any person who still held elitist beliefs.

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The First Five January 24, 2014

The First Five January 24, 2014. Agenda Message: Unit 7 Frayer Models = Due on January 30 th Warm-up: What do you already know about the Cherokee & Creek cultures? How have their cultures influenced the state of Georgia?. The First Five January 16, 2014.

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Indian Removal

Indian Removal . The Policies of the Presidents. George Washington. He believed Native Americans were a race of people who would either die out or assimilate into white culture Northwest Ordinance in 1787- provided for the administration of the northwestern portion of the former colonies

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Native American Removal from Georgia

Native American Removal from Georgia. October 1, 2012. Native Americans in Georgia. Native Americans had been in Georgia for around ten thousand years There were ____ main groups in Georgia, the ______ and the _________ New settlers in Georgia wanted Native American lands

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