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DAILY QUIZ 1/8 1.Who did the Tariff of Abominations hurt? a.Northern businessmen b.Western explorers c.Andrew Jackson d.Southerners 2.What allowed Andrew Jackson to use military force to enforce the laws? a.Tariff of Abominations b.Doctrine of Nullification c.Jacksonian Democracy d.Force Bill

INDIAN REMOVAL

LOCATION OF NATIVE AMERICANS Native Americans are located everywhere  Concentration in the South

WHAT AMERICANS WANTED Americans wanted the land that Native Americans lived on.  Many believed this was necessary for America to grow Jackson disliked Native Americans and had fought them many times  He was committed to relocate them to the west

INDIAN REMOVAL ACT Indian Removal Act: law passed that required Native Americans to relocate west of the Mississippi river. Jackson believed moving Indians west was best for everyone  Natives would be able to practice their own culture without interference  Americans would be able to use the land Natives were on to make money (Cotton and Slaves)

CHEROKEE INDIANS Cherokees were much more advanced than many tribes who still did not have a written language Cherokee Indian Sequoyah had invented an alphabet and writing system for Cherokees  Allowed Cherokees to communicate among each other and become better educated  With this, Cherokees challenged the Indian Removal Act through the government system

NATIVE AMERICAN CHALLENGE Cherokee Indians refused to sell their land and move west  They challenged law in the Supreme Court Worcester v. Georgia: Case where Cherokees challenged Georgia’s ability to enforce the Indian Removal Act  John Marshall stated Georgia could NOT make Cherokee leave their land  Jackson ignored Marshall and forced the Cherokee to move west “Marshall made his decision, now let him enforce it.” JACKSON “Government cannot force Indians to move” MARSHALL

DISCUSSION 1.Why did Americans want Native American land? 2.How did the Cherokee Indians try to prevent the Indian Removal act? 3.Do you believe Jackson acted unconstitutionally by ignoring the Supreme Court?

TRAIL OF TEARS Harsh journey of Native Americans to their new home in the “Indian Territory” Armed soldiers took Native Americans from their homes with nothing more than the clothes on their backs They were forced to travel through the fall and winter in terrible conditions ¼ of Native Americans died during this journey

PRIMARY SOURCE Trail of Tears “Murder is murder, and somebody must answer. Somebody must explain the streams of blood that flowed in the Indian country in the summer of Somebody must explain the 4000 silent graves that mark the trail of the Cherokees to their exile. I wish I could forget it all, but the picture of 645 wagons lumbering over the frozen ground with their cargo of suffering humanity still lingers in my memory.” Who would have most likely said this?

REFLECTION Should Jackson be impeached? Why or why not?