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Growth, Expansion & Native American Removal. Chapter 9 and 10. QUESTION. After the Revolutionary War why did state officials want new settlers to come to Georgia? To turn the forests into farms. So Georgia would have a stronger voice in the National (U.S.) Government. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Growth, Expansion & Native American Removal

Chapter 9 and 10

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QUESTION

• After the Revolutionary War why did state officials want new settlers to come to Georgia?– To turn the forests into farms.– So Georgia would have a stronger voice in the

National (U.S.) Government.– To help Georgia’s economy grow.– All of the above

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ANSWER

• All of the above

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QUESTION

• The first state-supported university ever chartered in the United States was:–Emory University–The University of Georgia–The University of North Carolina–Mercer University

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ANSWER

• The University of Georgia

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QUESTION

• The Baptists and Methodists became the two most influential religious groups in Georgia due to which of the following reasons? – They were the only denominations proclaiming to believe

in the Bible.– Only Baptists and Methodists had formally trained

ministers. – They were willing to use new methods to reach people

along the frontier. – They were the first churches to think of using college to

train preachers.

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ANSWER

• They were willing to use new methods to reach people along the frontier.

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QUESTION

Which of the following describes the Headright system?– The head of a family received 200 acres of land

plus 50 acres for each of his family members.– Any 21 year old white male was allowed one

chance to draw for land.– Each family received 5 acres of land near a city

and 50 acres of land in the countryside.– None of the above.

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ANSWER

• The head of a family received 200 acres of land plus 50 acres for each of his family members.

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QUESTION

• What was the first system of land distribution in Georgia? In this system, the land along coastal Georgia was distributed.–Headstart System– Land Lottery System–Headright System– Land Race System

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ANSWER

• Headright System

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QUESTION

• After the first system of land distribution was abolished, this was the second way that land was distributed in Georgia. The western part of the state was distributed using this system.– Land Lottery System– Headright System– Land Race System– Headstart System

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ANSWER

• Land Lottery System

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QUESTION

• The Yazoo land fraud is considered to be the worst political scandal in Georgia history because– Land speculators sold land that was not theirs to sell.– Land speculators sold land for very high prices that

they bought very cheaply.– Land speculators bribed members of Georgia’s state

legislature, the General Assembly, to sell public land to them for extremely low prices.

– Land speculators bribed the governor to sell public land to them for low prices.

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ANSWER

• Land speculators bribed members of Georgia’s state legislature, the General Assembly, to sell public land to them for extremely low prices.

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QUESTION

• Which of the following was NOT a factor that encouraged economic growth in Georgia?– Invention of the Cotton Gin– The canal system– Textile Mills–Railroad system

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ANSWER

• The canal system

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QUESTION

• Georgia needed railroads because– People had to get around the State more

effectively. – Roads were not built yet at all. – There were no adequate north south transportation

systems.– Many cotton producing towns were far from

navigable rivers.

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ANSWER

• Many cotton producing towns were far from navigable rivers.

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QUESTION

• Atlanta was called all of the following EXCEPT:– Terminus –Milledgeville–Marthasville–None of the above – Atlanta was always

called Atlanta

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ANSWER

• Milledgeville

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QUESTION

• Georgia’s boundaries became basically what they are today after which of the following events occurred?– French and Indian War– Revolutionary War– Yazoo Land Scandal– Native American Removal

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ANSWER

• Yazoo Land Scandal

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QUESTION

• Which of the following groups did not qualify for a “draw” in the land lottery?

• War Veterans• Widows• Twenty-one year old white females• Twenty one year old white males

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ANSWER

• Twenty-one year old white females

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TRUE OR FALSE

• Settlers got to choose the available lot that they wanted under the Headright System.

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ANSWER

• TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE

• In the land lottery, the lots distributed were all equal in size.

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ANSWER

• FALSE

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QUESTION

• The Cherokee capital was•New Cherokee.•New Echota.•New Etowah.

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ANSWER• New Echota.

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QUESTION

• The whites wanted the Cherokee removed from their lands mostly because• for their fertile land.• for the gold found on their land.• for the threat to Georgians .

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ANSWER• for their fertile land.

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QUESTION

•Most of the Creeks and Cherokees were moved to•Oklahoma.•California.•Florida.

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ANSWER• Oklahoma.

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QUESTION

• The US Supreme Court decided in the case of Worcester V.S. Georgia:

• Georgia had every right to declare the land the State of Georgia’s. • Georgia laws did not apply in the Cherokee nation and

that the missionaries should be freed.• The missionaries violated Georgia law and should

remain in prison until they took Georgia’s oath.• The federal government had no right to interfere in

Georgia’s affairs.

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ANSWER• Georgia laws did not apply in the Cherokee nation and that

the missionaries should be freed.

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QUESTION

• How did President Andrew Jackson and Governor Wilson Lumpkin react to the decision?

• They were pleased and enforced the ruling of the Supreme Court.• They were not happy but enforced the ruling.• They ignored it and refused to enforce the

ruling.

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ANSWER• They ignored it and refused to enforce the ruling.

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QUESTION

• Who said: “Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it.”•Wilson Lumpkin•Alexander McGillivray •Andrew Jackson•John Ross

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ANSWER• Andrew Jackson

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QUESTION

• Which tribe wrote a Constitution modeled after the United States Constitution?• Seminoles• Yamacraw•Cherokee•Creeks

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ANSWER• Cherokee

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QUESTION

• What was the name of the Cherokee bilingual newspaper?•New Echota News•Cherokee Times•Cherokee Phoenix•Cherokee Eagle

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ANSWER• Cherokee Phoenix

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QUESTION

• What did Alexander McGillivray and William McIntosh have in common? – They were both Cherokee chiefs who resisted white

expansion. – They were both Creek chiefs who played major roles in

the tribes relations with the state of Georgia. – They both refused to give up Native American lands. – They both were Georgia legislators who wanted to take

Native American territory.

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ANSWER

• They were both Creek chiefs who played major roles in the tribes relations with the state of Georgia.

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QUESTION

• What did the State of Georgia do with Native American land once they acquired it?• They reserved it for future generation of

Native Americans.• They gave it away in land lotteries.• They turned it into giant plantations to

benefit the State.

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ANSWER• They gave it away in land lotteries.

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TRUE OR FALSE

• The Cherokee Syllabary gave spoken sounds for the Cherokee to understand English.

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ANSWER

• FALSE

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WHO

• . Creek chief who was bribed to give up ALL of the remaining Creek lands

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ANSWER

• William McIntosh

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WHO

•Creek Chief who fought for Creek land, but gave some up in 1794

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ANSWER

• Alexander McGillivary

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WHO

•Cherokee chief who was NOT in favor of removal

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ANSWER

• John Ross

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WHO

•Developed a written form of the Cherokee language

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ANSWER

• George Gist

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WHO

•Chief justice of the Supreme Court

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ANSWER

• John Marshall

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QUESTION

• The three rivers that are part of our state boundaries include the – Savannah, Flint and Chattahoochee.– St. Mary’s, Altamaha and Chattahoochee. –Ogeechee, Flint and Altamaha.– St. Mary’s, Chattahoochee and Savannah.– Flint, Ogeechee and Chattahoochee.

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ANSWER

• St. Mary’s, Chattahoochee and Savannah.

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QUESTION

• Which of the following is true regarding Georgia’s barrier islands? – They protect the mainland from erosion. – They feature most of the state’s waterfalls. – The public is not allowed to visit any of them

because they are wildlife reserves. – They receive more snowfall than any other

region.

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ANSWER

• They protect the mainland from erosion.

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QUESTION

• Georgia & the United States are in which hemispheres?–Northern & Eastern–Northern & Western–Southern & Eastern–Southern & Western

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ANSWER

• Northern & Western

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QUESTION

•Who were the earliest known people to live in what is today Georgia? –Woodland peoples–Mississippian peoples –Paleo peoples–Archaic peoples

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ANSWER

• Paleo peoples

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QUESTION

• What impact did the development of horticulture/agriculture have on pre-European Native American peoples? – It allowed them to hunt more easily.– It made shellfish their most important source of

food. – It led to better farming so that they did not have to

move around so much. – It made pottery more durable and useful.

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ANSWER

• It led to better farming so that they did not have to move around so much.

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QUESTION

• What three European countries wanted to settle the southeast area known as Georgia today?• England, France, and Spain• England, Spain, and Holland• France, Spain, and Portugal • Spain, England, and Portugal

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ANSWER

• England, France, and Spain

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QUESTION

• According to the terms of the original charter for Georgia, which of the following could not become colonists?–Debtors, clergymen, and former prisoners– Indentured servants, adventurers, and

soldiers–Catholics, slaves, and lawyers–Protestants, women, and merchants

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ANSWER

• Catholics, slaves, and lawyers

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QUESTION

• Which of the following choices was NOT a reason English leaders wanted to establish the new colony of Georgia? – Religious freedom for Protestants.– Overseas colonies would add to the English

empire in terms of wealth and power.– South Carolina needed protection from the

Spanish. – To help the Indians keep their territory.

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ANSWER

• To help the Indians keep their territory.

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QUESTION

• Which of the following statements would have most likely been made by a “Malcontent”? – “Slavery is wrong and we cannot have it in

Georgia!”– “God Bless Oglethorpe and our trustees!”– “Catholics should be allowed in Georgia.”– “It’s my land! I should have a right to sell it or to

have slaves who can work it!”

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ANSWER

• “It’s my land! I should have a right to sell it or to have slaves who can work it!”