What influences people to move from one place to another?

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What influences people to move from one place to another? Warm Up – What influences people to move from one place to another? Who were the Georgia signers for the Declaration of Independence? The Constitution? Today I will be learning about westward expansion because without expansion Cobb County would not be here, therefore we would not be here in Cobb.

Section 2: Land Fever in Georgia Essential Question How did many Georgians obtain land in the twenty years following the end of the American Revolution?

Section 2: Land Fever in Georgia What words do I need to know? headright system Yazoo land fraud Louisiana Purchase

Today I will be learning about westward expansion because without expansion Cobb County would not be here, therefore we would not be here in Cobb. Headright System Indian land in Georgia east of the Oconee River was given to settlers Every white male counted as a head of household and had the “right” to receive up to 1,000 acres This was generally replaced in 1803 by a land lottery for government-owned land west of the Oconee All white heads-of-household could buy a lottery chance and win land; millions of acres in several states were given away

Today I will be learning about westward expansion because without expansion Cobb County would not be here, therefore we would not be here in Cobb. Yazoo Land Fraud Around 1795, four companies bribed the governor and legislators Bought millions of acres in western Georgia (today’s Alabama and Mississippi) for 1½¢ an acre The public found out and protested; the legislators involved were voted out of office General Assembly repealed the law approving the sale; the federal government paid more than $4 million to help Georgia settle Yazoo land claims

The Western Territory In 1802, Georgia ceded (gave up) its land claims west of the Chattahoochee River to the federal government for $1.25 million President Thomas Jefferson doubled the nation’s size in 1803 with the Louisiana territory purchase; the U.S. paid France $15 million for land that stretched to the Rocky Mountains Today I will be learning about westward expansion because without expansion Cobb County would not be here, therefore we would not be here in Cobb. Click to return to Table of Contents

Quick Write Describe the Yazoo Land Fraud scandal. Why was it a “black eye” for the state of Georgia?