How did Sequoyah change the world of the Cherokee people?

by teaching them to read and write

symbols for the sounds and syllables

He inspired the Seminole to resist the U.S. army

Which of the following is not true about Sequoyah’s early years?

He fought in the American Revolution.

What was Andrew Jackson’s tie to Florida before he was president?

He was military governor of Florida.

How does a treaty begin?

with a list of who is representing each government

What is the goal of a treaty?

to end conflict and prevent further conflict

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AZ Studies Weekly 5th: Week 22: Cherokee Nation

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1
What event happened that made it impossible to stop settlers from invading and taking over Cherokee lands?
President Jackson supported Georgia.
Gold was found.
The Supreme Court ruled against the Cherokee
Treaties were honored with military support.
2
How did Sequoyah change the world of the Cherokee people?
by creating a newspaper for the Seminole
by teaching them to read and write
by serving in the army
by being a good leader
3
How many Native Americans were removed with the Indian Removal Act?
12,000
100,000
1,500
600
4
What is syllabary?
symbols for the sounds and syllables
the creation of Cherokee newspapers
the translation on Cherokee into English
the writing of oral history into books
5
How long did the Seminole warriors fight and evade the army?
three months
three years
seven years
seven months
6
Until when did the American Indians have full use of all the land?
1860
1776
1616
1492
7
Who enforced the Trail of Tears?
the settlers who wanted the land
the U.S. Army
the sheriffs and deputies of Georgia
the Native Americans
8
Over time, what did the Cherokee Nation begin to rebuild?
their farms
their government and culture
thier newspapers
their markets and trade
9
What conclusions can be made about the size of American Indian lands over time?
They lost everything in one year
They decreased in size
They stayed the same
They increased in size
10
What did Osceola do?
He inspired the Seminole to resist the U.S. army
He led the Seminole on the Trail of Tears.
He helped the army.
He led the army against the Seminole tribe.
11
Which of the following is not true about Sequoyah’s early years?
He was a silversmith.
He fought in the War of 1812.
He was raised by a single mom.
He fought in the American Revolution.
12
Where were the Cherokee people told they had to move?
south to Florida
beyond the Mississippi River
anywhere besided Georgia
to southern Georgia
13
What was Andrew Jackson’s tie to Florida before he was president?
He grew up in Florida
He was military governor of Florida.
He had a vacation home in Florida.
He was a senator from Florida.
14
How does a treaty end?
with a copy sent to the press
with a great seal
with ceremony and music
with signatures of the people
15
How does a treaty begin?
with a list of who is representing each government
with time, date, location, and reason
with a greeting and salute to the government
wit the results of the negotiation
16
According to the text, what was the Cherokee Nation in the 1820s like?
a confederation government
high tech nation
holding their ancient traditions
a vibrant society
17
What is the goal of a treaty?
to protect American land
to end conflict and prevent further conflict
to protect the U.S. government
to protect the American Indians
18
What happened to American Indians between 1820 and 1860?
They were forcibly moved west
There were many wars
They were trade partners with the government
They sold their lands

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