Colonist & Native American Relations

Who is Wampanoag?

• a country or area under full or partial political control of another country

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  a native American tribe that inhabited current-day Connecticut

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  a member of a confederacy of American Indian people of Southeastern Massachusetts

• intrusion on a person's territory or rights

________ was Pocahontas's father and the leader of an alliance of Native Americans in Virginia.

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  Andrew Jackson

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  Trail of Tears

• Treaty of Paris

• Powhatan

What is a colonist?

• a document specifying the rights of an institution- giving a person permission to do something

• a member of a confederacy of American Indian people of Massachusetts.

• a settler or inhabitant of a colony.

• a native American tribe that inhabited current-day Connecticut.

The ________ were a series of four wars fought in Virginia between colonists an Native Americans

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  Trail of Tears

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  Powhatan Wars

• Treaty of Paris

• Powhatan

Who were the Pequot?

• a country or area under full or partial political control of another country

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  a native American tribe that inhabited current-day Connecticut

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  a member of a confederacy of American Indian people of Southeastern Massachusetts

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  a document specifying the rights of an institution- giving a person permission to do something

What is a colony?

• a country or area under full or partial political control of another country

• intrusion on a person's territory or rights

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  a native American tribe that inhabited current-day Connecticut.

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  a member of a confederacy of American Indian people of Massachusetts.

What were the American-Indian Wars?

• They were a series of armed conflicts between colonists. European Empires, and the Native Americans. Wars included the Pequot Wars, King Phillip's War and others.

• They were a series of battles fought between the American colonies and European countries over trade routes. These conflicts helped shape early shipping and commerce.

• They were a group of wars between the northern and southern states over slavery. These events eventually led to the Civil War.

• They were a time when American farmers protested against high taxes. The farmers organized marches and rallies to demand change.

Who was chief justice John Marshall?

• He was a popular governor of New York who focused on improving trade and transportation. His leadership helped the state grow rapidly.

• He was a well-known general who fought bravely during the Revolutionary War. Many people remembered him for leading soldiers in several key battles.

• He was the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. He ruled that the Cherokee must move to Indian Territory.

• He was the main author of the Declaration of Independence. His writing inspired the colonies to fight for their freedom.

Encroachment is _____

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  a member of a confederacy of American Indian people of Massachusetts.

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  a settler or inhabitant of a colony

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  a document specifying the rights of an institution- giving a person permission to do something

• intrusion on a person's territory or rights

________ was an agreement that ended the French and Indian War.

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  Andrew Jackson

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  Trail of Tears

• Treaty of Paris

• Powhatan