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Unit 2: Westward Expansion

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1 Unit 2: Westward Expansion

2 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

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

4 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

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