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1 Trail of Tears https://youtu.be/IjkXU-4wZKM

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7 Video: https://www.texasbar.com/civics/cases/worcester_v_georgia.html

8 Indian Removal Act - allowed President Jackson to make treaties with Native Americans

9 Cherokee Flag Cherokee Alphabet

10 Worchester v. Georgia - Court says Cherokee are separate nation and do not have to follow GA laws. Jackson tells GA to ignore ruling; forces Cherokee to leave

11 Trail of Tears: forced relocation of Native American tribes to areas west of Mississippi River

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