Indian Removal Act of 1830Indian Removal Act of 1830
America. After four months of strong debate, Andrew Jackson signed the bill into law. Land greed was a big reason for the federal government's position on Indian removal
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Preparing New Cherokee Leaders by Emphasizing Cultural ValuesPreparing New Cherokee Leaders by Emphasizing Cultural Values
Cherokee Indians (ebci) and the state of North Carolina, the Cherokee Preservation Foundation’s (cpf) core mission is to improve the quality of life for the ebci by addressing areas including leadership, cultural preservation, economic
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North carolina general assembly 1975 sessionNorth carolina general assembly 1975 session
An act to appropriate funds to be made available for loan to the cherokee historical association, inc., For developing the museum/cultural center of the cherokee indians
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How the Great Smoky Mountains Were MadeHow the Great Smoky Mountains Were Made
Objective: Identify Native American cultures and their influence on North Carolina
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Camille Oliver History 2600 ProjectCamille Oliver History 2600 Project
Cherokee, they were called Anigaduwagi or Kituwah People, and they have often referred to themselves as Aniyvwiya meaning The Real People
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Brief History of The Trail of TearsBrief History of The Trail of Tears
Cherokee lands to the colonies in exchange for trade goods. After contact, the Cherokees acquired many aspects of the white neighbors with whom many had intermarried. Soon they had shaped a government and a society that matched the most "civilized" of
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Mr. Beukema’s ap classMr. Beukema’s ap class
Experiences of bewildered German soldiers fighting and suffering through the chaos of World War I
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Station 7: westward expansion, indian removal, trail of tearsStation 7: westward expansion, indian removal, trail of tears
How do you think the Indians’ lands differed from the land in Oklahoma Territory that was to be their new home?
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Biography of Andrew Jackson Seventh President of the United States March 15, 1767 June 8, 1845Biography of Andrew Jackson Seventh President of the United States March 15, 1767 June 8, 1845
After retiring to Nashville, he enjoyed eight years of retirement and died at The Hermitage on June 8, 1845, at the age of 78, of chronic tuberculosis, dropsy, and heart failure
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General assembly of north carolina session 2013 ratified bill resolution 2014-5 senate joint resolution 882General assembly of north carolina session 2013 ratified bill resolution 2014-5 senate joint resolution 882
A joint resolution honoring the life and memory of martin luther nesbitt, jr., former member of the north carolina general assembly
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§ 20‑79 Special registration plates§ 20‑79 Special registration plates
International Registration Plan. A special registration plate may not be developed using a name or logo for which a trademark has been issued unless the holder of the trademark licenses, without charge
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