The white's Act to remove Native Americans

Andrew Jackson argued the removal process will be beneficial to both Indians and whites. He also made a controversial claim that Indians were naturally unfitted to the land, and whites have tried to help Indians to survive but Indians could not take full advantage of the land, because they neither had the intelligence, the industry, […]

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Compare Andrew Jackson, Samuel Cloud and the Cherokee memorial on the Indian Removal.

Ok, for people who are not familiar with US history, the Indian Removal was an Act passed by the United States government during the Presidency of Andrew Jackson, which require the removal of all Native Americans from the Mountains and settlements that are close to the whites to remote or far away settlements where the […]

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US History Questions and Solutions

A.  IDENTIFICATIONS (10 points each): Directions:  Briefly explain the significance of the following person, enactment, event, concept, or term. Alexander Hamilton Thomas Paine Glorious Revolution John Peter Zenger Trial Patrick Henry Jonathan Edwards Jamestown Enlightenment Anne Hutchinson King Phillip’s (or Metacom’s) War Bacon’s Rebellion Mercantilism First Amendment Middle Passage Great Awakening Boston Massacre Anti-Federalists Proclamation […]

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Flaws with puritan's prejudiced view of Native Americans: Revealed by Mary Rowlandson

Puritans believed in treating one another as brothers, loving one another and having compassion for members of society. They also believed all persons must be virtuous to one another, for God will reward people based on how well they treat their neighbors. Despite holding themselves to such high standards in society, Puritans’ perception of Native […]

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