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Who does Jackson hate more than me & my neck hair?!? N A s

THE “NATIVE AMERICAN PROBLEM”

So, How does the US handle the “Native Problem”? Check this out…its totally ridiculous how L O N G it takes! ( and what whites do to the Natives!)

’s Assimilation Make the Indian “white” Didn’t work! Because whites did not want it to 1960’s Civil Rights Act Natives given more authority to govern themselves Relationship = gov’t to gov’t NAs in AMERICA ’s RESERVATION POLICY Set aside land for Natives “best civilized there” Buffalo hunts “Every dead buffalo = dead Native Oklahoma 1887 DAWES ACT “Americanize” Natives Distributes reservation land to individual owners Natives didn’t believe in “ownership” 1970 Sovereignty Act Says any tribe that can write a constitution, will be treated as its own country/nation 1795 Holsten Act: 1796Treated as Independent & “FREE”: Treaties negotiated with Natives – their “free” BUT… Major battles over land in the West… whites want CREAM 1830 INDIAN REMOVAL ACT (Trail of Tears) Pres Jackson 20,000 natives forced from land Removed by armed guards from GA 800 miles in winter = 4,000 died 1924 Native Citizenship They lived here for 600 yrs & finally they can call themselves “citizens” 1940’s END of Federal Aid Wind Talkers help win WWII Gov’t takes away $

’s Assimilation Make the Indian “white” Didn’t work! 1960’s Civil Rights Act Natives given more authority to govern themselves Relationship = gov’t to gov’t NAs in AMERICA ’s RESERVATION POLICY Set aside land for Natives “best civilized there” Buffalo hunts “Every dead buffalo = dead Native Oklahoma 1887 DAWES ACT “Americanize” Natives Distributes reservation land to individual owners Natives didn’t believe in “ownership” 1970 Sovereignty Act Says any tribe that can write a constitution, will be treated as its own country/nation 1795 Holsten Act: 1796Treated as Independent & “FREE”: Treaties negotiated with Natives – their “free” BUT… Major battles over land in the West… whites want CREAM 1830 INDIAN REMOVAL ACT (Trail of Tears) Pres Jackson 20,000 natives forced from land Removed by armed guards from GA 800 miles in winter = 4,000 died 1924 Native Citizenship They lived here for 600 yrs & finally they can call themselves “citizens” 1940’s END of Federal Aid Wind Talkers help win WWII Gov’t takes away $

On the paper I’m about to give you… I would like you to re-create each of the events we just talked about VISUALLY (i.e.: draw them). Label what it is & put a “ W ” if its better for Whites & a “ N ” if its better for natives for each Use the same format as your notes Be creative!

YOUR TASK: Using what you have learned in class, you are to create 2 historically appropriate bumper stickers 1 - about Jackson 1 – about the Native Americans’ experience in America Read the directions to help you fulfill the requirements for each bumper sticker!

Think about this… “…All men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, & the Pursuit of Happiness…” -tj Where do we find this quotation? Does this apply to all people? Which groups does it historically NOT include?

WHICH EVENT DO YOU THINK WAS THE MOST HARSH ON NATIVES?

We’ve talked about Shady Jackson… What are some of his nicknames? What did he LOVE to do? Who can he be compared to today? What are some “lies” he told? What did he cause the South to want to do? What is he MOST known for? He made us want to leave the Union! We won’t for awhile… But now we’re thinking about it! -John C. Calhoun Ps…I’m Creepy & have MAD neck hair!

’s 1960’s NAs in AMERICA ’s ’s

’s _____________ Make the Indian “_______” Didn’t work! 1960’s Civil Rights Act Natives given more authority to ___________ themselves Relationship = ______ to gov’t 17____-19____ NAs in AMERICA ’s RESERVATION POLICY Set aside land for Natives “best civilized there” __________ hunts “Every dead ______ = dead _____ _________________ 1887 DAWES ACT “______________” Natives Distributes reservation land to individual owners Natives didn’t believe in “________________” 1970 ______________Act Says any tribe that can write a _____________, will Be treated as its own ____________/nation 1795 Holsten Act: Treated as Independent & “______”: _________ negotiated with Natives – their “free” BUT… Major battles over land in the West… whites want __________ 1830 INDIAN __________ ACT (Trail of _________) Pres Jackson ___,000 natives forced from land Removed by armed guards from GA 800 miles in winter = __,000 died 1924 Native Citizenship They lived here for ____ yrs & finally they can call themselves “___________” 1940’s END of Federal Aid Wind Talkers help win ______ Gov’t takes away __