7X 11-30-2016 Wednesday US Policies Towards Native Americans Objective: Describe how the political status of Native Americans has evolved during U.S. Western expansion in the 19th century. Agenda: Prayer Do Now: Blank U.S. Map Finish reading and taking notes on chapter 10.3 Complete page 335 #4

Questions to answer in your notes as you read and listen to Chapter 10 Describe the major changes that President Jackson made to U.S. policy regarding Native Americans. What was the Worcester v. Georgia ruling and what was Jackson’s response? How effective was Native American resistance to the removal?

Complete and go over Page 335 #4 Native American Groups Response to Removal Choctaw from Mississippi (p333)

Complete and go over Page 335 #4 Native American Groups Response to Removal Choctaw from Mississippi p.333 Leaders were forced to sign the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek, handed over 7.5 million acres of their. Forced to travel to reservation lands in OK, 25% died on the way. Their tragic experience inspired other tribes to resist removal. Creek from Mississippi p 333 Resisted removal. U.S captured 14,500, led in chains to reservations Chickasaw from Mississippi p 333 When they moved west to reservations, negotiated deal with U.S. government to get better supplies for the trip when they moved, but many still died during the trip. Cherokee from GA, TN, AL p 333 Adopted American culture. Gold found on their land. GA militia force them out. They sue to the Supreme Court. Fox and Sauk from Illinois p 335 Seminole from Florida p 335 Led by Osceola, resisted and fought U.S. efforts of removal. Many died, but they won the battles and were able to stay. Second Seminole War, Seminoles were able to stay in FL, still there today.