US History Chapter 12, Lesson Two
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- Q1Seminole, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, CherokeeThe Five "Farming Tribes"The Five "Educated Tribes"The Five "Civilized Tribes"The Five "FreakyTribes"30s
- Q2to move to another placerelocatebug outGo to school in another districtmover30s
- Q3most of which is now the State of OklahomaIndian TerritoryIndian UniversityIndian MarketplaceIndian Reservation30s
- Q4500 Cherokee signed to give up all land in Georgia. Many Cherokee opposed this.Treaty of New AlabamaTreaty of New EchotaTreaty of New YorkTreaty of New Oklahoma30s
- Q5Cherokee chief who opposed the Treaty of New EchotaRunning BearSitting BullJohn RossDances With Wolves30s
- Q6two senators who also opposed the New Echota Treaty as unfairJohn Fulbright and Henry ClayAl Franken and Henry ClayJohn C. Calhoun and Henry ClayDaniel Webster and Henry Clay30s
- Q7In 1838 arrived in the Cherokee Nation with 7,000 troops to remove the remaining Cherokee by forceBenedict ArnoldOld HickoryGen. George PattonGeneral Winfield Scott30s
- Q8the paths taken by the military to force the removal of 15,000 Cherokee peopleThe Oregon TrailThe Civil War TrailTrail of TearsThe Oklahoma Trail30s
- Q9escaped slaves from Georgia and South Carolina. who lived among the Seminole peopleFreedmenAbolitionistsSlave OwnersBlack Seminoles30s
- Q10that American soldiers would force them back into slaveryFreedmen's fearBlack Seminoles' fearEli Manning's fearPedro Ortega's fear30s
- Q11Between 1835 and 1842, about 3,000 Seminole and Black Seminoles fought some 30,000 U.S. soldiers to keep from being removed from Florida.The War of 1835-1842Florida Indian WarsSeminole WarsThe Battle of New Orleans30s
- Q12a Choctaw police force given the task of protecting The Five Civilized Tribes from the Osage, Comanche, and Kiowa sho had already claimed land in Indian Territory.The LighthorsemenThe Indian PoliceSheriff Longmire and FergMatthais and his Dudes30s