1. Tuesday, November 17th Agenda: -Unit Intro -Trading Cards
HMWK- Read pg
Warm Up:
Which technological advancement do you believe had this biggest impact on the growth and development of Georgia? Explain.

2. Study the picture below. What event is depicted
Study the picture below. What event is depicted. Describe the scene and include the emotions of those pictures.

3. Map of the Trail of Tears

4. Read the Background Essay Video

5. Trading Cards
You will create NINE trading cards for the key people of the Indian Removal.
Use your textbook 192 – 203 to provide the following information about each person:
-Name
-Dates (birth/death)
-Provide background information
-Explain the persons role in the Indian Removal including treaties, actions, outcomes.

6. Sequoya (model)
Dates: 1760 Native American Tribe: Cherokee Background: Sequoya's father was a Virginia scout and his mother was a Cherokee Princess. He was crippled due to an illness or hunting accident. He worked with silver since he was unable to farm or hunt.

7. Explain their role in the Indian Removal (model)
Sequoya worked for ten years to create a syllabary for the Cherokee people. He was sent all over the territory to teach others his system. Within six months, most tribes were able to read and write the language. The Cherokee Nation gave him a medal a gift of $500 for life. This could be considered an effort by Sequoya to conform to the ways of the settlers in order to avoid conflict.

8. Timeline
You will be provided with a list of key events that took place during the Indian Removal. Put the events in chronological order on your time line. Label each event and provided a detailed description of what took place.

9. Timeline of Events Surrounding the Indian Removal
Worcester vs Georgia
Created the Syllabary
Treaty of Indian Springs
Cherokee removed by Trail of Tears
New Echota
Treaty of New York
Federal Road
Congress passed the Indian Removal Act
Civil War/Red Sticks/White Sticks/Battle of Horseshoe Bend
Second Treaty of Indian Springs
Land Lottery
Gold discovered
Cherokee developed a language