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Cherokee citizens rebuilt their lives. They established new homes and businesses, and Cherokee Nation thrived once again, despite the odds.

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The Cherokee Nation exhausted its options to resist removal and faced increasing pressure to leave.

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The Cherokee Nation, led by Principal Chief John Ross, resisted the Indian Removal Act, even in the face of assaults on its sovereign rights by the state of Georgia.

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the Cherokee used to live on an island until a volcano irupted so they moved to southeastern part of north.

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Cherokees signed the Treaty of New Echota even though they didn't have the right

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American soldiers went to force the Cherokee from their land.

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Cherokee men hunted to provide meat and hides for clothing, lodging, and other items. Women grew corn, beans, squash, and tobacco, and they gathered a variety of edible native plants.

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They made a education system and created a tribal newspaper

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The Indian Removal act   took place in May 1830

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The Indian Removal act   took place in May 1830

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The Cherokee Nation resisted the Indian Removal Act
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after the volcano erupted the Cherokee had to move and eventually they settle in southeastern of North America

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The Cherokee tried several things to try and protest and stay on their lands, but they finally gave up their land.

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In 1760 Cherokee people lived in a large area of land between the Mississippi River and the Atlantic Ocean.

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a volcano erupted so they moved to north America, they lived in a large area between the missisipi river and the atlantic

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a volcano erupted so they moved to north America, they lived in a large area between the missisipi river and the atlantic

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The Indian Removal Act was passed by Congress on May 28, 1830

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*The French Indian war and American Revolution brought the Indians into American conflict in 1754

*The Indian Removal act was passed on May 10, 1830

*At first, their chief resisted because they had won the judicial court case

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The Indians survived by hunting and farming. 

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The Indians survived by hunting and farming. 

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the cherokee people were forced off their land and had to walk to Oklahoma 

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the cherokee people were forced off their land and had to walk to Oklahoma 

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the supreme court ruled that the removal was unconstitutional but andrew jackson still went on with his plan

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they lived in a large area of the land between the mississippi river and atlantic ocean

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people were pressuring the natives to cede 

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people were pressuring the natives to cede 

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Cherokee people lived in land between the Mississippi River and the Atlantic Ocean.

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The Cherokee had their own council houses and leaders in each town. Did this happen in New England also, and if so how?

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in the late 1600's the Cherokees were starting to trade with other tribes

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boarding schools separated indian children from their familys and tried to take away their culture

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boarding schools separated indian children from their familys and tried to take away their culture

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The tribe had to flee to what is now known as north america

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the first contact was with the Cherokee was in 1721 and their land decreaced from there

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muscogee natives still exist now in Oklahoma

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muscogee natives still exist now in Oklahoma

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The act called for Indian Nations to give up their lands in the East and move west of the Mississippi.

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The act called for Indian Nations to give up their lands in the East and move west of the Mississippi.

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Section 1: Cherokee's lived in a clan, or family and the children were born into their mother's clan.

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a volcano erupted where the Cherokee lived so they had to move

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a volcano erupted where the Cherokee lived so they had to move