| A | B |
|---|
| The belief that America's westward expansion was inevitable and beneficial | Manifest Destiny |
| The expulsion of American Indians from several southern states | Trail of Tears |
| American Indians were not recognized as either of these | U.S. citizens nor foreign nations |
| Plains Indians hunted these over large tracts of land | buffalo |
| He felt the Indians would have a better chance to defend their rights if they were American citizens | President Grant |
| Of all the Indian tribes, they tried hardest to assimilate into American culture | Cherokee |
| 70,000 Native Americans were moved here by 1840 | Oklahoma |
| The amendment that guaranteed equal protection to Native Americans (and other minorities) | Fourteenth |
| nomadic | wandering |
| obligation | responsibility |
| durability | strength |
| solemn | sacred |
| residue | remainder |
| He wrote the "Address to the Cherokee Nation" | George Washington |
| The Cherokee chief who sued the State of Georgia to keep his people's land | John Ross |
| Something the Supreme Court must decide it has before it can hear a case | jurisdiction |
| Andrew Jackson signed this act into law | Indian Removal Act |
| This restricts the power of all three branches of government, making it difficult to pass good and bad laws | the Constitution |
