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Native Americans- Jamestown to Citizenship

Native Americans- Jamestown to Citizenship

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History

9th - 12th Grade

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Alice Mullins

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This image is illustrating the

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Columbian Exchange

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Gulf Stream Current

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International Trade System

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Triangular Trade Routes

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While Bacon's rebellion lead to Virginia increasing use of African slaves, his attack on Jamestown was in part because

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frontiersmen needed protection from Native Americans

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There was not enough work for the indentured servants.

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This was a slave uprising.

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Governor Berkley had broken an agreement with the local Native Americans.

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Squanto is a prime example of how

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Hybrid planting helped Native Americans survive.

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There was some cooperative interactions between the English colonists and Native Americans.

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Native Americans would cooperate with the English in exchange for modern weapons.

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Metacom's father had celebrated a _______ with the Pilgrims, but King Philip waged a 14 month war as the Puritans encroached on the Wampanoags' lands.

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7 league alliance

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Christmas Feast

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Thanksgiving Feast

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During the French and Indian War, the Iroquois Confederacy allied with

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British and colonists

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French and Jesuits

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Huron and Shoshone

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Mad Anthony's victory here lead to the Treaty of Greenville, thus

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allowing the Native Americans to convert to Christianity.

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betraying the US intent to keep the Proclamation line of 1763 in tact.

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defeating the British at Yorktown.

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opening Ohio for settlement and pushing Native Americans into present day Indiana.

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In Worcester v Georgia the Supreme Court recognized

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the Cherokee as a separate nation were not subject to Georgia's laws.

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as Commander in Chief the U.S. Presdient had to decide the Indian policy.

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the right of Cherokee to move to Florida.

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the right of Georgia to take the Cherokee lands.

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This image illustrates a shift in US policy from pushing Native Americans westward to

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hemming in Native Americans from the East and the West coasts.

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developing formal boundary lines to identify the ancestral tribal lands.

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restrictin Native Americans to reservation lands.

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recognizing the Native Americans' various tribal systems.

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This image is illustrating the

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Columbian Exchange

2

Gulf Stream Current

3

International Trade System

4

Triangular Trade Routes

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