Jackson’s Policy Toward Native Americans Chapter 12, Section 2 Let them know that you are talking about Andrew and not Michael.

Andrew Jackson Background Knowledge Turn to page 350 Reread Jacksonian Democracy (first three paragraphs)

Andrew Jackson Background Knowledge Democrat

Andrew Jackson Background Knowledge Democrat Represented “Common Man”

Andrew Jackson Background Knowledge Democrat Represented “Common Man” Opposed government controlled by wealthy

Andrew Jackson Background Knowledge Supported Majority rule

Andrew Jackson Background Knowledge Supported Majority rule Jacksonian Democracy

Andrew Jackson Background Knowledge Supported Majority rule Jacksonian Democracy Elected in 1828

Andrew Jackson Background Knowledge Turn to page 373 Reread last paragraph and determine the 3 issues that Jackson faced.

Before Reading - Previewing Warm-Up Before you read a chapter or a section of a chapter in your science, social studies, or health book, Warm-up. Get an idea of the chapter’s content by previewing these parts. BEGINNING Title Introduction MIDDLE Headings Subheadings END Summary Questions Curriculum Associates, Skills for School Success

Jackson’s Policy Toward Native Americans Native Americans in the Southeast Read the title. Jackson’s Policy Toward Native Americans. Presidents have many policies. This chapter is going to be about policies only for Native Americans.

Jackson’s Policy Toward Native Americans Native Americans in the Southeast The Cherokee Nation Will this policy be about Native Americans in California? No. Had to show a map and have a discussion about locations.

Jackson’s Policy Toward Native Americans Native Americans in the Southeast The Cherokee Nation Jackson’s Removal Policy It’s not about all tribes. It’s about the Cherokees. From the heading – Jackson’s Removal Policy, tell your partner what you think the policy is about?

Jackson’s Policy Toward Native Americans Native Americans in the Southeast The Cherokee Nation Jackson’s Removal Policy The Trail of Tears They were going to move them. When were they going to move them? On a trail. What words make you think this is going to be a difficult journey?

Jackson’s Policy Toward Native Americans Native Americans in the Southeast The Cherokee Nation Jackson’s Removal Policy The Trail of Tears Native American Resistance This is a kind of strategy that works only when the books you have use informative headings. Some books use cute headings. Sort selections by whether they have informative headings that support cognition. Toss the others.

Paragraph Shrinking 1. Name the who or what. (The main person, animal, or thing.) 2. Tell the most important thing about the who or what. 3. Say the main idea in 10 words or less. (Record your main idea sentence.)

Americans had different opinions about Native Americans in the East.

Southeast tribes had lots of land and adopted white ways.

The Cherokee Nation prospered in many ways.

Settlers and miners wanted the land of the Cherokee.

Jackson supported moving Native Americans west of Mississippi.

Jackson thought government could tell Native Americans what to do.

Southern states passed laws to take land from Native Americans.

Despite protests, the Indian Removal Act passed ordering relocation.

Jackson said Native Americans could keep way of life.