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1 Unit: The Era of Jackson Focus Question: What was the Trail of Tears?
MYP Unit Question: What makes an effective leader? Focus Activity: Hand in HW (pg. 13) Work on pg. 14 Homework: Have a great weekend! Focus Question: What was the Trail of Tears? Friday, March 29th, 2019  Good Morning!  Reminders: Marking period ends Friday, 4/5 Jackson Unit Test, Friday, 4/5 (counts as 4th MP)

2 Friday: What did the 3/5 Compromise say?

3 Focus Activity Think about your ethnic background. Imagine that you were forced to move out of your neighborhood because of your nationality. -How would you react? -Would you go? Why or why not? -What would be the consequences of your decision (staying OR going)?

4 HOW DID IT COME TO THIS?

5 Indian Removal Act

6 Indian Removal Act

7 Trail of Tears – Cherokee Nation

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9 Cherokee People! Listen to “Indian Reservation” (1971) by Paul Revere and the Raiders. AFTER, answer the questions on your worksheet.

10 Messages Contact

11 Imagine… …That you are a Native American living in the southeastern United States in the 1830’s. Write a detailed, one-paragraph journal entry describing your experiences and how you felt. Use SPECIFIC examples from yesterday and today’s lessons to support your response.

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