Ch. 10 lesson 3 review

What was the indian removal act?

• A treaty signed in 1820 granting Native Americans full citizenship rights
• A law passed in 1840 authorizing the expansion of Native American tribes' lands
• A policy enacted in 1850 to protect Native American reservations
• A law passed in 1830 authorizing the removal of Native American tribes from their ancestral lands to lands west of the Mississippi River.

Which tribe was the first sent to indian territory?

• Chickasaw

• Cherokee
• Choctaw

• Apache

Who signed the indian removal act in 1830?

• Abraham Lincoln
• Andrew Jackson
• George Washington
• Thomas Jefferson

Which tribes were forced from their land due to the indian removal act?

• Apache, Navajo, Sioux, Iroquois, and Comanche tribes
• Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Seminole tribes
• Inuit, Nez Perce, Blackfoot, Crow, and Pawnee tribes
• Hopi, Zuni, Pueblo, Navajo, and Apache tribes

Indian territory is in what state?

• New Mexico
• Arizona
• Oklahoma
• Texas

What were native americans forced to walk as a result of the Indian Removal Act?

• Path of Sorrow
• Journey of Sadness
• Road of Misery
• Trail of Tears

What did Worcester v. Georgia say?

• The Cherokee Nation was a sovereign entity and Georgia had no authority over them.
• The case determined that the Cherokee Nation had no legal standing in the United States.
• The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Georgia's right to remove the Cherokee Nation from their land.
• Worcester v. Georgia declared the Cherokee Nation as part of Georgia's territory.

How long was the Cherokee trail of tears?

• 100 miles
• 2,000 miles
• 500 miles
• 800 miles

Who was Osceola?

• A famous astronaut who walked on the moon.
• A prominent Seminole leader during the Second Seminole War.
• A renowned chef known for their cooking show.
• A legendary pirate who sailed the Caribbean.

How effective was Native American resistance to removal?

• Not effective
• Moderately effective
• Highly effective
• Partially effective