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learned enough to question Andrews eligibility for his face to be on the 20$ bill. Andrew Jackson does not deserve to be on the 20$ bill, while he has done a great deal for the common man in our country, he let his experiences get in the way for a decision he made and chose badly. Andrew drove out thousands of Indians because of his prior fights with them when he was in his youth. Not only is this a biased decision but a ruthless one. Andrew traumatized these Indians by pushing them out of land they had for generations, for his own selfish good. He wanted the land to be more popular with the people and gain support while destroying, what was centuries of heritage. The Natives adopted the white culture and accepted them despite their own culture. The Natives were then stabbed in the back and moved to a reservation. While Andrew did much for the middle to lower class he forgot what a true president should be, a fair leader to all.

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only 11,504 Natives arrived, this number that did not arrive included some who deserted because of depression, grief, or the great burden this was. And 492 who died from the forced journey in which they were either overworked or diseased from it and were not able to make it. The effect it had on Indians was brutal as some of the 71 children born during that trip would never be able to see their mothers, and the deserted lost their culture. This should be considered a crime and many Natives on reservations today, still remember this, yet keep quiet.

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The Indian Removal Act badly impacted the Native Americans. The act took away the land that was rightfully theirs, that the Natives had settled, raised families, and thrived on for so many years and the act stripped that away ruthlessly. The effect it had on them was demonstrated with data Doc. 2 and its statistics. Document 2 says, a total of 13,149 departed yet

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Assessment #2: Andrew Jackson should be honored by being put on the $20 bill. Andrew Jackson used personal influences to develop his decisions. He was very successful during his presidency. He was able to raise money for soldiers which is very important because they deserve it, for all of their work for the United States. Andrew Jackson also started a system where more citizens ran the government and not just the wealthy. This act is now used since most of the people who run the government are not extremely wealthy. A president who is able to do all of this successfully should definitely deserve to be honored by being put on the $20 bill.

Document 1, question 2: Andrew Jackson's main motive for the Indian removal Act was his personal dislike in Native Americans. During his time as a soldier he attacked Native Americans and saw them as a threat. If he didn't have this past experience with them he never would of wanted to force them out of their land so easily. He didn't hesitate at the opportunity to force them out of their home because of pure dislike.

Document 3, question 2: The main message of the painting titled "The Trail of Tears"  is to show the hardships Native Americans had to face during The Trail of Tears. Native Americans had to witness their friends and family dying, hard weather conditions, and poor health all while enduring a 600-700 miles walk to a new home. This painting shows sadness in the Native Americans which helps the audience gain a better understanding of the true sadness of The Trail of Tears which is the main message of the painting, sadness.

Document 4, question 1: The map shows the trail Native Americans took. It also shows the multiple Native American tribes and their territories.

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assessment #2: Andrew Jackson should not have the honor of being on the $20 bill. He was the president that enforced the Indian Removal Act and basically exiled all of the Native Americans. It was not right of Jackson to do this because the Natives were in North America before the Americans and they had every right to the land. A president that mistreated people like that does not deserve to be honored on our currency.

document 1, question 2: The main motive Andrew Jackson had for forcing the Natives westward was simply that he didn't like them. He had raided their villages and mistreated them in the past and jumped at the chance to force them out.

document 3, question 3: The painting is titled "The Trail of Tears" because it shows all the hardship and loss that they had to endure on their way to the Pacific.

document 4, question 3: As they traveled west, the Cherokee might have encountered the Rocky Mountains and had trouble getting over them.

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Assessment #1: The Indian Removal Act affected the Native Americans very negatively. On the journey many were killed from the harsh weather conditions and their treatment.

Assessment #2: We have learned enough about Andrew Jackson for him to be on the $20 bill.  Jackson had a great impact on the U.S. He and the American citizens wanted more land.  They succeeded in pushing the Native American tribes west so they could have more land

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Andrew Jackson should be honored by being put on the $20 bill. Jackson changed many events in history for the better. His personal experience influenced many of his decisions, which more Presidents should do. An example of this is the money he earned for soldiers. He was able to spoke strongly on their behalf because he had personal feelings for them because he used to be a soldier. Also, he had more common people

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1. The Indian Removal Act had a large impact on Native Americans for many reasons. For example, they had to leave their homeland and journey to Oklahoma. Also, on their journey, many people died from illnesses causing hardships for the people.
2. We have learned enough to rethink the idea of Andrew Jackson being honored on the $20 bill. Andrew Jackson should not have been on the bill because he mistreated the Indians when sending them to new territory.

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1. The Indian Removal Act had a big impact on the Native Americans. The Indian Removal Act forced native Americans to make a 600-700 trek to Oklahoma and leave everything including their homes behind.
2. No, because we we have only learned about his background and The Indian Removal Act, not alot about his presidency.
3. Section 1 #2: The main motive was Jackson's prejudice to Indians because he didn't like them, so why would he help them.
4. Section 2 # 1: The departed in 1838 and arrived in 1839, less people arrived then departed, took 4-6 months to travel.
5. Section 3 #2: The main message of the painting is depressing.

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1.The Indian Removal Act had a great impact on the Native Americans. It caused the Indians to move away from their homes and take all their things. Also, treated them very badly and they had to walk 600-700 miles.
2. I think we have not learned enough about Jackson because we dont know what he did for the U.S. government and the national bank.
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1. The Indian Removal Act had a negatively huge impact on the Native American. Native Americans had to move from their homeland to another land and start over. They had to walk 600-700 miles. It took 4-6 months to get to their destination.
2. We haven't really learned enough about Andrew Jackson, but we do know that he didn't want the U.S to have a national bank because he knew it would cause national debt.
Doc 4-Q1 The map shows a lot of information like it shows how far it was and what places you had to go through.
Doc 4-Q2 It took about 600-700 miles.

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1. The Indian Removal Act negatively impacted the Native Americans. It forced them to leave their home land and settle in Oklahoma, the journey to their new home land was a rough and depressing journey and during their journey some people weren't able to survive the 600-700 miles journey and died.
2. We have learned enough about Andrew Jackson. He deserves to be honored on the $20 bill because he contributed so much to America. He helped America expand its' land, he increased the role of the citizens in a democratic government, he evacuated the threat of Indians, and he rewarded soldiers for their services. These contributions benefitted America and he earned his right to be on the $20 bill.

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1. The Indian Removal Act caused the Indian's to move away from their homes. They were forced out and on the way to their new home, they were treated horribly and had to endure very bad conditions.This caused many deaths in the Indian population.
2. We have learned enough to rethink the idea of Jackson being on the twenty dollar bill. Jackson does not deserve the honor to be the face of a twenty dollar bill. Jackson mistreated the Indians during the Indian Removal Act. He forced them out of their homes which caused many deaths and problems for them.
Doc 1 Question 1. Some reasons for the Indian Removal Act was Manifest Destiny, and personal issues that Jackson had with the Indians. Jackson believed that the Americans should own all of America and they couldn't do that with Indians living on their land.
Doc 3 Question 2. The main message of the painting is that the Indians were being taken advantage of and the whole event was very depressing for the Indians.
Doc 4 Question 2. The journey was approximately 600-700 miles long

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Assessment #1-  The Indian Removal Act had a dramatic impact on Native Americans. Native Americans faced tough hardships during their trip for their new home. It was very depressing for them because they faced multiple deaths. Deaths were much higher than the birth rate. Not only did they have to face losing their friends and family during the
"Trail of Tears" but had a long trip ahead. The trip was about 4-6 months long. With this time period they were facing hard weather conditions, diseases, and harmful effects on personal health. This is just a few examples of the dramatic impact on Native Americans.

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Assessment 1- The Indian Removal Act had a negative impact on Native Americans. The Indian Removal Act caused Indians to leave their homes and travel to the reserved area, which would take four to six months to travel, hence the name "The Trail Of Tears." This was named after the depressing and dangerous journey, as Indians have died along the way, resources were limited, and the dangerous weather conditions.

Assessment 2- With the given resources, we have learned enough information about Andrew Jackson to rethink the idea of him being honored on the $20 bill. The Indian Removal Act positively affected the citizens of the United States because there was more land to settle in the west and there were more resources. This Act expanded the wealth and population of the United States. Jackson's past experience helped him make decisions in the future that benefited the United States.

Document 2 Question 1- The trends that occurred were that it took four to six months to travel the Trail of Tears. There were less people arriving than people departing.
Document 4 Question 2- Cherokees traveled for 600 miles to the reserved area.
Document 4 Question 3- The challenges Cherokees has were harsh weather conditions, shelter, and availability of resources.

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Assessment #1- Based on what was learned in class yesterday, the Indian Removal Act had a major impact on Native Americans. It caught them off guard and was devastating to them. They were forced to travel in the cold, rain, sleet and snow... during a 600 mile journey. There were many rivers along the way that disrupted their travels, they had no shoes or blankets. The painting "The Trail of Tears" displays the depression that the Indian Removal Act caused on Native Americans. The dark clouds show that, and the guns show that they could not trust anyone.

Assessment #2- No, we have not learned enough about Andrew Jackson to rethink the idea of him being honored on the 20 dollar bill. The Indian Removal Act was something that could have made people he was mean and petty, but he knew it was for the benefit of the United States of America. He did not care what others thought of him as long as U.S citizens were happy with his decisions. He wanted more room for U.S settlement and believed in manifest destiny, the belief of territory from coast to coast. In conclusion, Andrew Jackson was selfless and an influential president and deserves his honor on the 20 dollar bill.

Doc. 4- The journey for the Cherokee migration route was approximately 615 miles long.

Doc. 5-   Native Americans were mistreated along the way. They had no blankets or shoes. That causes them to be very sick. It was very cold and rainy. They were suddenly ripped from their homes.

Doc. 3- The main message of the painting "The Trail of Tears" is depression. The dark clouds show this.

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Assessment #1- The Indian Removal Act impacted the lives of all of the Native Americans very negatively. The Native Americans were removed from their homes and were forced to move a long distance away, with a trip that lasted 4-6 months. During this time, about 70 people were born, and almost 450 died. Once the Remaining Native Americans reached the destination, they were overcrowded and uncomfortable.

Assessment #2- In this lesson, we have not learned to rethink Andrew Jackson's position on the twenty dollar bill. Even though he has done some bad things, he has done them for the betterment of the country. Some could argue that the Native Americans are not his citizens, so he was just helping his people gain more territory.

Doc 1, Question 1 - According to Jackson's Second annual message, the reasons for the Indian Removal Act were; more room for settlement, his belief in Manifest Destiny, and his dislike of Native Americans.

Doc 2, Question 1 - A pattern I noticed is that for every one person that was born, six people died.

Doc 3, Question 2 - The main message of the painting is that the Native Americans are very sad about moving, and it was a long and tough journey.

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Assessment #1- The Indian Removal Act had a huge impact on Native Americans. For example it killed a big portion of the Native Americans. Also now the Native American growing up will never know their from.

Assessment#2- I do not think we learned enough about Andrew Jackson for him to be on the $20 bill and this is why. One reason is the biggest thing we know is The Indian Removal Act, which was part out of his opinion which is not a good trait.

document 4 #1- The map shows the path of the tribes they took on the Trail of Tears.
document 2 #1- A trend that I notice is that more people departed than arrived. Also for every one person born six people died.
document 3 #1- A lot of tired and weak Native Americans riding in carriages and on horses.

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Assessment #1- The Indian Removal Act negatively impacted the Native Americans. They were forced to leave their homes and many of them died on the intense 4-6 month journey on the "Trail of Tears"

Assessment #2- We have learned enough about Andrew Jackson to rethink the idea of him being honored on the $20 bill. The person on the $20 bill should be a great person, not someone who forced Native Americans out of their homes and on a long, awful journey based off of his own personal prejudice against Native Americans.

Document 1, Question 2- The main motive for the Indian Removal Act was manifestdestiny. Jackson wanted the U.S. territory to stretch from coast to coast and that is why he moved the Native Americans to Oklahoma.

Document 3, Question 2- The main message of the "Trail of Tears' painting is that the Indian Removal Act was devistating to the Native Americans because they had to leave their homes and go on a 600 mile journey.

Document 5, question 1- Examples of how the Native Americans were mistreated along their journey were that they had to travel in cold, rain, sleet and snow, without blankets and shoes.

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