Indian Removal

Andrew Jackson

Thomas Jefferson

Thomas McKenney

White Population:Ohio and Indiana

• Ohio

• 1800: 45,365• 1810: 230,760• 1820: 581,434

• Indiana

1800: 5,641• 1810: 24,520• 1820: 147,718

Mississippi Alabama

• 1800: 7,600• Slaves: 4,000• 1810: 31,306 • Slaves: 17,000• 1820: 75,448• Slaves: 33,000

• 1800: 1,250• Slaves: ---• 1810: 9,046• Slaves: ---• 1820: 127,901

Slaves: 42,000

White Population:Ohio, Indiana, Alabama, Mississippi

• 1800: 59,856

• 1810: 295,634

• 1820: 932,501

Andrew Jackson

Southeastern “Civilized” TribesRemovals

Choctaw Removal

Southeastern “Civilized” TribesRemovals

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John Horse

Oceola

Seminole War

Southeastern “Civilized” TribesRemovals

Cherokee Homeland

John Ross House

Sequoia

Cherokee Syllabary

John Ross

Major Ridge, John Ridge & Elias Boudinot

John Marshall

Cherokees: The Legal Battle

• Cherokee Nation v. Georgia (1831)

Samuel Worcester

Cherokees: The Legal Battle

• Cherokee Nation v. Georgia (1831)

• Worcester v. Georgia (1832)

Treaty Party

New Echota

Protest and Petition

Cherokee Trails of Tears

Major Ridge, John Ridge & Elias Boudinot

“Permanent” Indian Frontier