The transcontinental lines had not been developed yet. The South had few railroads compared to the Northeast. There was no direct line to the area of Oklahoma. It was cheaper and quicker to move the Indians by marching them west. In 1830, President Andrew Jackson authorized the Indian Removal Act and ordered the tribes to move west of the Mississippi. The Cherokee Nation argued their case in the courts and two Supreme Court decisions, Cherokee Nation vs Georgia, 1831, and Worcester vs Georgia, 1832, seemed to challenge the constitutionality of the Indian Removal Act of 1830. Ignoring the Court’s decisions and yielding to the pressure from Americans in the area, President Jackson ordered the army to round up the Indians in the area and move them to the Indian Territories in the west. During the winter of 1838-39, 14,000 Indians were marched through Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, and Arkansas. About 4,000 died along the route, from hunger, disease, and exposure. Some Indians avoided being rounded up and hid in the mountains of North Carolina. Their descendants made up today’s Cherokee Nation. The Cherokee remembered the march as the “trail where they cried,” referring to Cherokee and other tribe members who suffered on the march. History has recorded the event as The Trail of Tears.
they were used to working together in communities instead of as individual families
The Pueblo Indians had no monetary system; instead they used the barter system for trading with other groups.
they used straw instead of wood as they are cultral and free spirited
HE DID NOT PAY THE INDIANS FOR LAND INSTEAD HE WENT AND FOUND UN OWNED LAND
He called them Indians because he believed he was in India. At that time no one knew America existed and he was trying to find a faster way to Asia But, since America was the land he ran into instead of Asia he called the people Indians so it was a simple mistake.
The British encouraged the Indians to grow cotton instead of food.
No, and Miami, Florida is not named after the Miami Indians but instead after the Miami River in Florida whose name is derived from Lake Mayaimi in Florida. The Miami Indians lived along the Ohio River, and are currently headquartered in Miami, Oklahoma which is named for them. There are Miami Indians that doo live in Indiana and Ohio, but they are not recognized by the Federal Government as a tribal entity.
As i know, South Africa does not provide visa on Arrival to Indians & Instead to touch the Airport of SA you need to have a valid visa. Otherwise they say you will be fined big and deported back. This is only country that still do not treat Indians at par with World Citizens. When Chinese are given priority why not Indians? Still remembering Gandhi?
he travled to find the land of gold but instead found pearls and indians
indians grew cotton instead of food. - A+
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In 1828 the Cherokee, a "civilized" tribe who had lived in peace working as farmers, building houses and roads found gold on their land. As a result white settlers moved in and the State of Georgia claimed jurisdiction over the Cherokee. The Cherokee sued claiming they were independent from Georgia. The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Cherokee. The victory was short lived, however, as President Andrew Jackson in response to the Courts decision is reputed to have said, "John Marshall has made his decision. Now let him enforce it." Instead the federal government removed the Indians to Oklahoma.
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yes they are indians. why would you ask if you canlook them up on wiki answers instead of this bogus web page?
They lived in Florida. They waged a seven years war against the Americans to try and remain in the east instead of being forcibly removed to the west. They were tricked into a truce where their chief Osceola was captured. Most were moved to Oklahoma while others remained hidden in the everglades.
They came hoping to find gold, instead they found sickness, heat, hunger, hard labor, and Indians