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The Hopewell Treaty was made to make boundaries for the Cherokee hunting grounds and put limits on culturally significant land.
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the federal government agrees to get rid of the Native American land title and get the Cherokees out of the state, then Georgia gives up claims on western land.
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This purchase from France in 1803 gave Thomas Jefferson the option to relocate eastern tribes past the Mississippi River.
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Andrew Jackson forced a treaty on them so they surrendered over twenty-million acres of their land.
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This treaty was made to divide the Cherokee and the taking of land was part of the treaty.
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Congress passes an act to prevent any more decline in the Indian population but this act caused the opposite to happen.Congress gives $10,000.00 a year to teach farming, reading, writing, and math to these people.
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This act stopped trading with the Indian Tribes
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The Supreme Court case Johnson v. McIntosh made it so that Native Americans could only sell their land to the government.
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President Monroe made the decision that all Indians should be relocated west of the Mississippi.
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The Treaty of Washington gave the Cherokees west of the Mississippi, giving them seven million acres of land as apology of the mass removal.
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