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What did specifically the steate of Georgia to violet the treaty with the Cherokees?
The state of Georgia violated the treaty with the Cherokees by passing laws that undermined the sovereignty of the Cherokee Nation and authorized the seizure of their lands. Specifically, the Georgia legislature extended state laws over Cherokee territory, effectively nullifying the rights guaranteed to the Cherokees under the Treaty of New Echota in 1835. This led to the forced removal of the Cherokee people, known as the Trail of Tears, despite legal challenges that affirmed their rights.
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What did the treaty result as renral of Cherokees?
I have no idea..sorry
Did the Cherokee had a treaty with Georgia?
Yes, the Cherokee Nation had multiple treaties with the state of Georgia and the federal government. The most significant was the Treaty of New Echota in 1835, which ceded Cherokee lands in Georgia in exchange for land in the west and compensation. However, this treaty was highly controversial and opposed by many Cherokees, leading to the forced removal known as the Trail of Tears. Ultimately, the treaty was not ratified by the majority of the Cherokee people, highlighting the tensions between state and tribal sovereignty.
What is a true fact about the treaty of New Echota?
it divided the Cherokees
What date did most Cherokees get to Oklahoma?
The Cherokee arrived in Oklahoma after the tragic winter of 1838-1839. This is called the trail of tears where the Cherokee as a sovereign nation were forced by treaty to leave Northern Georgia.
Why did the Texas congress refuse to accept the treaty negotiated with the Cherokees?
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What native American helped Sam Houston make a treaty with the Cherokees?
The Native American who helped Sam Houston negotiate a treaty with the Cherokees was Chief Bowles, also known as Duwali. He was a prominent leader of the Cherokee Nation in Texas and played a crucial role in facilitating communication between the Cherokee people and Houston. Their collaboration led to the signing of the Treaty of Tehuacana Creek in 1836, which aimed to establish peace and mutual understanding between the Cherokees and the Republic of Texas.
Were those who wanted the Cherokees land influenced by the fact that the Cherokee signers of the 1835 treaty had acted illegally?
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Which treaty limited Georgia's westward expansion and returned land to the Creek Indians after the Revolutionary War?
The treaty was the Treaty of New York.
Why was the Cherokees last treaty sham?
Because they eventually started stealing land from the Cherokees. Answer 2: ________________________________________________ The treaty of New Echota was intended to steal land from the Cherokee, even though the treay before that one promised that the US Government would not take any more land. The Cherokee tribe refused to sign the treaty, so the US Government asked a few US Citizens to sign it on behalf of the tribe (for money) and they did. The US Supreme Court found that the treaty was invalid; but that did not stop the government from taking the land anyway.
Why was Cherokees last treaty a sham?
Because they eventually started stealing land from the Cherokees. Answer 2: ________________________________________________ The treaty of New Echota was intended to steal land from the Cherokee, even though the treay before that one promised that the US Government would not take any more land. The Cherokee tribe refused to sign the treaty, so the US Government asked a few US Citizens to sign it on behalf of the tribe (for money) and they did. The US Supreme Court found that the treaty was invalid; but that did not stop the government from taking the land anyway.
Why was the treaty of new echota so widely criticized?
The Treaty of New Echota, signed in 1835, was widely criticized because it was negotiated without the consent of the majority of the Cherokee people and was seen as a betrayal by their leadership. Many Cherokees opposed the forced removal from their ancestral lands, and the treaty was viewed as a means to legitimize this displacement. Additionally, it led to the tragic Trail of Tears, during which thousands of Cherokees suffered and died during forced relocation, further fueling public outrage and condemnation.
What did the Cherokees lose in the treaty of Sycamore?
Their rights, I think. You should probably check a Social Studies, or History book about this question just to make sure this is correct.
