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Creek War
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The Seminoles often fought with settlers because they helped free slaves. Then, General Andrew Jackson led a force to fight the Sminoles -
treatyended spanish claims to the vast pacific coast territory of oregon
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at this point in time the union had the same number of free states as slave states, and if Missouri join it would tip the balance this outraged the southern leaders and alarmed the northern congressman
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missouriafter a long and bitter debate Henry Clay crafted the Missouri Compromise the northern district of Massachusetts would enter the union as a free state of Maine and Missouri as a slave state
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American pressure and adam'sdiplomacy persuaded spain to sell Flordia to the United States for $5,000,000
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they blamed The Missouri Compromise for inspiring Denmark Vessey to plan a slave revolt, but later officials found out that they hanged him and 34 others
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The Monroe Doctrine ment little because the Americans lacked the army and navy to enfore it Primary Source: Monroe Doctrine
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Monroe Doctrinethis written doctrine declaring that European monarchies had no business meddling with American republics
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The states of Georgia, Mississippi, and Alabama dissolved the Indian government and took their land
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the act was a peaceful negotiation the exchange of american Indian land from the southfor new land in the Indian Territory Primary Source: Indian Removal Act -
cheif Black Hawk led a resistance by the sauk and Fox nations. They fought federal roops until crushed in 1832
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Indians appealed a case to the federal court, John Marshall's Supreme Court tried to help them, the court then ruled that Georgia's land capturing was unconstitutional
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a small group of cherokees wh didn't represent their nation made an agreement with the government that all Cherokees would leave the south
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In this Seminole war the Seminoles fought for there land and they rebeled against the Indina Removal Act and American troops forced many Seminoles to leave Flordia
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there were a number of violent conflicts with white settlers. Many american Indians resist the movement of the trail of tears
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U.S. soldiers forced 16000 Cherokees to walk from their lands. At least 4000 Cherokees died of disease and hunger
