The Removal of the Cherokee Georgia versus The Cherokee Nation
Slide 2PART ONE Removal of the Cherokee Indians
Slide 3Characteristics + Characteristics - The Cherokees Examples - Examples +
Slide 4The Life of the Cherokee What I K now What I W subterranean insect to realize What I L earned
Slide 5Conflict Over Indian Lands: Georgia versus the Cherokee Vocabulary words/terms
Slide 6Write these four words and definitions on your second sheet "towns" : Groups of 80 – 100 Cherokees controlled by free chieftains. syllabary : Written characters or images that speak to talked syllables. bilingual : Documents composed or imprinted in two dialects. group : Part of a gathering joined on a noteworthy issue.
Slide 7Reading and Writing Turn to pages 143 – 152 in The Georgia Studies Book. Skim/examine these pages searching for the four vocabulary words. Record the sentences in which the words are utilized.
Slide 8Creating Your Own Write a decent clear sentence utilizing each of the vocabulary words.
Slide 9Sharing Now, we will share some of our sentences
Slide 10Sharing Sentences
Slide 11Conflict Over Indian Lands: Georgia versus the Cherokee A Good Question is Worth a Thousand Words!!
Slide 12Questions Anyone? Number from 1 to 7 on your paper, skipping five spaces between each number.
Slide 13Write down these terms 1. Sequoyah 2. New Echota 3. Cherokee Phoenix 4. "invalid and void" 5. Dahlonega 6. The Supreme Courts Decision 7. The Trail of Tears
Slide 14Convert each of your terms into a question and draw a case around the question. Case: 1. Sequoyah Who was Sequoyah?
Slide 15Sharing We will now share a portion of the inquiries that we have made.
Slide 16Sharing Questions
Slide 17Time For Reading Read pages 143 – 152 in your Georgia Studies Book. Search for the responses to the inquiries that you have made.
Slide 18Questions and Answers Now, we will share a portion of the solutions to our inquiries.
Slide 19Questions and Answers
Slide 20PART TWO Removal of the Cherokee
Slide 21Georgia And The Cherokee The Cherokee Removal
Slide 22Bad Feelings Revolutionary War of 1812 Oconee War
Slide 23Georgia's Indians, 1800 Cherokees in Northern Georgia Creeks in Southern Georgia
Slide 24Removal of the Creek Treaty of Indian Springs Indian Removal Act Andrew Jackson Treaty of Washington
Slide 25The Cherokee's Strategy For Keeping Their Land Adopt an indistinguishable way of life from the white pioneers of Georgia
Slide 26Sequoyah Cherokee Alphabet
Slide 27Cherokee Phoenix
Slide 28Cherokee Constitution
Slide 29Government and Police New Echota Light Horse Guard
Slide 30Homes and nourishment
Slide 31Religion
Slide 32Gold Discovered Dahlonega
Slide 33The Final Decision
Slide 35Draw the course taken by the Cherokee on their "Trail of Tears."
Slide 36PART THREE Removal of the Cherokee Indians
Slide 37Georgia Stories I The First Century of Statehood Part III
Slide 38Things to do as you watch every Georgia Story: On your freebee record three in number subtle elements/truths for every story. Record any unanswered question that you may have about every story. Toward the finish of every story, you will build up your subtle elements/actualities into an enlightening passage.
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