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    Three events leading up to the trail of tears were the treaty of Ghent, the Cherokee Appeal in 1830 and the Treaty of New Echota . First off the treaty of Ghent which ended the war of 1812 was a peace treaty between the US and England. The war of 1812 happened because England did not want the US to be trading with France because England was also at war with France. England was harassing US naval vessels and kidnapping sailors and forcing them to fight in England's military. They also passed laws…

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    occurring in the backcountry of the Carolinas and Georgia. Where in 1758, a war broke out between Cherokee, Catawba and the Backcountry Settlers. However tensions between the settlers and the indigenous peoples, where not they only sources of conflict in the back country, after the Cherokee war, groups of criminal gangs…

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    to a title that originated from the United States was nullified. This was because of their court ruling establishing occupancy rights. This meant they could not sell the land, modify it, or govern it (p.26). The next case in the Marshall Trilogy, Cherokee Nation v. Georgia 1831, encompasses a different issue concerning the rights of Native…

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    The Education of the little tree all took place in the 1920’s when his parents dies and given over into the care of his cherokee grandparens at the age of five. The story centers on a smart child relationship with his cherokee grandfather and grandmother. Teaches “little tree” about nature,farming ,whiskey making, motain life,society love and spirt combination. that encourages little tree with a little guidance to become an independent adult. Dealing with city people and politician and learning…

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    violent manner. Tecumseh and Chief Joseph, two authoritative leaders of Native American tribes played the specific role of protecting its nation against the United States government. Sequoyah, a different Native American leader aided in both the Cherokee tribe and the government. These men took part as three different influential leaders amongst their people. Tecumseh, the son of Chief Pukeshinwau and Methaotaaskee, grew up to be one of many influential Native American leaders. Tecumseh was…

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    Since the beginning of time, humanity has searched to explain how the world was created and how humans began to inhabit it. People have looked for many ways to understand and explain the world’s creation. One of the most common ways that was used by ancient cultures was by “creation stories.” Creation stories are interesting because instead of using known facts, they use a symbolic narrative to explain the creation of the world. There are many types of creation stories, including earth diver…

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    to claim land inhabited by non-Christian peoples under the idea of Christianity saving their souls. This new law sped up the process and assimilated them into towns and schools, losing all of their cultures and families. During 1838 and 1839, the Cherokee tribe…

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    Westward expansion of Native American Tribes Our country itself was created and formed on the premise, “.. all men are created equal, and that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, among these the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness…” 1 This was not the case with the feelings and problems between white “civilized” people and the Native Americans. Many problems arose between white Americans and the Native Americans as Andrew Jackson and his followers…

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    and lived with the Cherokee. At that time Sam was only 16 years old. While Sam was living with the Cherokee,…

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    to the Americans once all of the Cherokees left. The move was very difficult for the Cherokees. John G. Burnett stated, “Many of these helpless people did not have blankets and many had been driven from home barefooted.” This tells us that the Cherokee went through so many…

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