A) It became the most important crop to the state's economy and ensured that the state remained dependent on slavery B) It led to the state's increased dependence on trade as Georgia imported most of their supply of cotton from other states and overseas C) It decreased in importance as more textile mills opened D) It decreased the need for slaves because the state had less rice plantations
A) the Yazoo Land Fraud B) Sherman's "march to the sea" C) the establishment of the railroads in the 1800s D) conflicts between Georgian's and Native Americans
A) Chief of the Creek Indians who sold away all their land B) Chief of the Cherokee Indians who traded away all their land C) The BEST of all the Chiefs of the Creek Indians D) The inventor of the McIntosh computer
A) He did not look before falling into a Creek. B) He was very old, as Chiefs are. C) He fought bravely in a battle with another Native American tribe. D) He sold the Creek land without tribal permission.
A) The U.S to honor treaties and protect all Native Americans. B) The U.S. to leave the New World. C) The U.S. to give back all lands taken. D) The U.S. to call them "American Indians"
A) All American Cherokee Natives could remain in Georgia. B) That Georgia law did not apply to the American Cherokee Natives. C) All American Cherokee Natives could not remain in Georgia. D) Chocolate ice cream is better than vanilla ice cream.
A) The Indian relocation act B) The Indian removal act C) The Indian Holiday act D) The Indian protection act
A) gold and land to white settlers. B) gold, God, and glory to white settlers. C) gold to white settlers. D) land to white settlers.
A) Cherokee Nation was allowed to stay B) Cherokee Nation had to start the Trail of Tears C) Cherokee Nation was sovereign (free nation) D) Cherokee Nation had to leave Georgia
A) Propaganda by the American Indians to fight removal from Georgia B) The forced removal of American Indians C) A trail in which one could track the movements of the American Indians D) A trail in which many clothes were torn |