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| invented the Cherokee alphabet |
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| the act of moving to a new place |
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| to reject a bill and prevent it from becoming a law |
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| Indian Chief that led the Sauk and Fox warriors |
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| a time when banks failed and land values dropped |
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| a government permit to operate the Bank of the United States |
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| a period of low economic activity and widespread unemployment |
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| the Whig party adopted this symbol during the election of 1840 |
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| along with federal troops, led the Cherokee west on the Trail of Tears |
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| "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too" |
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| was the Whig campaign slogan for the election of 1840 |
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| belief in the principle of laissez-faire prolonged the depression |
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| making surprise attacks and then retreating back into the forests and swamps |
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| was created by Congress in 1834 for Native Americans from the Southeast |
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| first vice president to become president because the elected president died in office |
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| came from a wealthy family and was the president of the Bank of the United States |
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| the forced journey known to the Cherokee people as the “Trail Where They Cried” |
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| were made up of the Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, Chickasaw, and Choctaw |
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| the policy that the government should interfere as little as possible in the nation’s economy |
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| Seminole leader who led a rebellion and went to war with the United States in an effort to keep his nation’s land |
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| this military commander was ambushed by Seminole Indians and only had 110 of his soldiers survive the attack |
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| this police force or law enforcement unit was developed by the Five Civilized Tribes to maintain the safety of the region |
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| this present-day state was the area called “Indian Territory” that was ceded to the Native Americans after their forced migration |
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act passed by Congress in order to relocate Native Americans
- allowed the federal government to pay Native Americans to move west |
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opposed the Bank of the United States because he felt ordinary citizens had no control over it
- disagreed with the decision in the Supreme Court case of Worcester v. Georgia |
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| Bank of the United States |
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was chartered by Congress
- was used by Henry Clay and Daniel Webster to try to defeat Andrew Jackson in the election |
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joined forces with a group of African Americans
- this Native American group of people was forcibly removed from their native land in Florida
- were the only Native Americans who successfully resisted their removal |
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| Supreme Court case in which Chief Justice John Marshall ruled that Georgia had no right to interfere with the Cherokee |
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