1. Oklahoma History Coach Brown

2. PRESIDENT JEFFERSONREASON FOR TREATIES  Gain land  _________________  Allies to the United States  _____________________ _____________________ ___________________

3.  Northwest Ordinance  ______  60,000 residents  Territory of New Orleans – _____________  Territory of Louisiana became the ______________Territory  This included Oklahoma

4.  United States gained respect  Stop British form colonizing North America  War ended in ______  Andrew Jackson defended the British in the Battle of New Orleans in 1815  The Treaty of __________

5. MAPFACTS  Henry Clay  Missouri and Maine sought statehood in _____  Balance of _____________________ _______________  Oklahoma became part of the Arkansas Territory

6.  US Supreme Court ruled  Congress no power to bar slavery in any state  This lead to the __________ four years later

7.  Moved form the North part of Oklahoma to the __________ area  Reliable and friendly with there friends  Harvested ______, Pumpkins, beans, and ____________  Raid enemy camps

8.  Lived on Red River  Sign Language  Traders  Died of after Louisiana Purchase because of war and disease.

9. COMANCHEKIOWA  Clashed with the Sioux  _____________________ _____________________ ___________________  Killed American Settlers and other Plains tribes  Traded in Northwest Arkansas  Moved from western Montana in the early 1700’s  ____________________  Later became allies with the Commanche

10.  _________________ – between the Missouri River and Arkansas River  The Chouteau Brothers – Presuaded them to relocate their village  The Trading post was established - _________  Osage

11.  Developed to halt violence among tribes and settlers  Osage ceded most of there land in _________  1816 ______________________________  Unsatisfied with the deal the Osage attacked the Clermont’s Village  They then developed the fort

14.  1828 and 1825 treaty’s  Western Cherokee and Choctaw would move to the eastern boundary of Indian Territory.  7 million acres in Northeastern Oklahoma  6o mile strip now part of Oklahoma’s western boarder  ________ for moving  _________ for three years – livestock  __________ for ten years – education  ___________ for a printing press and type