Unit 2: Westward Expansion

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Unit 2: Westward Expansion 10.12.16

Entry Task IHS US History Pre-Assessment Please copy your answers onto the new answer sheet Bring BOTH old & new to me when you finish

Indian Removal Act Finish the questions on your worksheet using the documents When you finish, trade me for the Trail of Tears activity

Trail of Tears Read BOTH eye-witness accounts BEFORE answering the questions Approximately 15,000 Cherokee forced from their homes in Georgia Marched about 2,200 miles About 5,000 Native Americans died on the trip