Indian Removal Act Removed Indians from the East and moved them west of the Mississippi river.

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Indian Removal Act Removed Indians from the East and moved them west of the Mississippi river

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Indian Removal Act

Removed Indians from the East and moved them west of the Mississippi

river

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Reasons for Indian Removal

• America’s desire for land• New immigrants• Birth rate rising• Economy – based on Agriculture• Fear of European Countries invading (Barrier)

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What did Native Americans do?

• Trail of Tears

-Protect what was left of their land -assimilate

-Sold parts of their land to the United States Government -control over what land was left

-Refused to move, even if it meant going to war

Eventually sent to reservations in Kansas

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Tribes in Kansas

Native Kansas Tribes• Cheyenne,Arapaho,Apache,

Comanche,Kiowa,Pawnee, Kansa, Wichita and Osage

Emigrant Kansas Tribes• Ote,Missouri,Iowa,Sauk and

Fox,Kickapoo,Delaware, Wyandot,Shawnee,

Chippewa,Ottawa,Peoria, Kaskaskia,Wea,Piankashaw, Pottawatomie,Miami,New York

Indians,Cherokee,Quapaw

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Tribes in Kansas

Native Kansas Tribes Emigrant Kansas Tribes

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Emigrant Indian Experience

• When tribes arrived many found the conditions to be unfamiliar and difficult

• Potawatomi had lived on a diet of mainly fish in their native lands

• Miami had been traders• Shawnee and Ottawa were hunters -300 of the 600 Ottawa died the first year

How did the Native tribes of Kansas feel about these other tribes coming into their old lands?


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