__________ was the path settlers used to get from the north into Kentucky and Tennessee.

__________ created a system of syllables for the Cherokee Indians to use.

In the __________ Chickasaw Indians received $300,000 in exchange for all lands east of the Mississippi River, west of Tennessee River, and north of the Mississippi state line.

__________ was a colonist who supported the American Colonies during the Revolutionary War.

__________ were the first people to come to the Americas from what is now Asia.

__________ was fought between the U.S. and Great Britain from June 1812 until February 1815.

The __________ gave the federal government the power to move the eastern Indians, by treaty or force, to lands west of the Mississippi River.

__________ was a battle in which General Andrew Jackson led his new army of Volunteers and defeated the Creek and broke the Indian resistance in the South.

__________ was formed by North Carolina settlers who were upset that their land had been abandoned by the state. The people then came together to form this state, which was located in present-day Northeast Tennessee.

__________ led Tennessee troops against Creek Indians and, in the War of 1812, defeated the British in New Orleans in less than 30 minutes.

__________ was a Chief of the Cherokee Indians who tried to fight the seizure of the Cherokee Indians in Tennessee.

What was the event in which President Martin Van Buren ordered the Cherokee removed by force (from Florida, Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee), when some would not leave?

People who lived in the ________________ Settlement leased the land from the Cherokees, until they bought the land from them.

Which of the following was NOT one of the reasons Overmountain Men came to Tennessee?

Who fought against the white settlers of Fort Nashborough in the Battle of the Bluff?

Who signed the Indian Removal Act?

What was the original name of the State of Franklin?

20. Which prehistoric group hunted mastodons and large bison?

In what year did Tennessee become a state?

Who, along with his followers, was referred to as a Longhunter?

Which Indian tribe signed the Jackson Purchase?

Which of the following tribes of Indians lived in WEST Tennessee?

What was the last battle of the Creek War, on the Tallapoosa River in Alabama?

Which of the following was NOT one of the required steps to statehood?

Which countries fought in the War of 1812? Choose TWO answers.

How many Cherokee Indians walked the Trail of Tears?

Who left Watauga FIRST to explore the Cumberland Settlement?

Who created a system of syllables, similar to an alphabet, for the Cherokee to use?

Over __________ Tennesseans volunteered to fight in the War of 1812, when President James Madison only asked for 1,500.

True or False: President Martin Van Buren SIGNED the Indian Removal Act.

True or False: Dragging Canoe was the Cherokee Indian chief at the time of the Trail of Tears.