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A timeline of the historical "Cherokee Removal" will help us draw an answer later on.
1802- the federal government of the United States promised to extinguish Native American titles to internal Georgia lands in return for the state's formal cession (the act of surrendering or relinquishing possession or control over) of its unincorporated western claim
1815- The US government established a Cherokee Reservation in the district of Arkansas of the Missouri Territory and convinced the Cherokees to voluntarily move to the said area
More treaties were signed in 1817. Despite the challenges, they were able to give birth to the Cherokee Nation.
1822- the Cherokee Supreme Court was founded.
They adapted a written constitution by 1827 creating a three-branched government consisting of a legislative, executive and judiciary body.
To cut short in 1830s, the United States Congress enacted the Indian Removal Act to strengthen the treaties and forcibly free up title to the sought over state lands. During this time, one third of the remaining Native Americans left the area voluntarily especially because the act was being enforced voluntarily by government troops and the Georgia military men.
During this time also, the Constitution of the reunited Cherokee Nation was ratified at Oklahoma at the conclusion of the removal.
Therefore, the answer is letter A. STRONG LEADERSHIP because they were able to unite and to create their own nation and constitution.
1802- the federal government of the United States promised to extinguish Native American titles to internal Georgia lands in return for the state's formal cession (the act of surrendering or relinquishing possession or control over) of its unincorporated western claim
1815- The US government established a Cherokee Reservation in the district of Arkansas of the Missouri Territory and convinced the Cherokees to voluntarily move to the said area
More treaties were signed in 1817. Despite the challenges, they were able to give birth to the Cherokee Nation.
1822- the Cherokee Supreme Court was founded.
They adapted a written constitution by 1827 creating a three-branched government consisting of a legislative, executive and judiciary body.
To cut short in 1830s, the United States Congress enacted the Indian Removal Act to strengthen the treaties and forcibly free up title to the sought over state lands. During this time, one third of the remaining Native Americans left the area voluntarily especially because the act was being enforced voluntarily by government troops and the Georgia military men.
During this time also, the Constitution of the reunited Cherokee Nation was ratified at Oklahoma at the conclusion of the removal.
Therefore, the answer is letter A. STRONG LEADERSHIP because they were able to unite and to create their own nation and constitution.
By the 1830s the Cherokee tribe had developed a/a treaty with the government.
Further Explanation:
The Cherokee was a legal tribal government in North America. It was recognized from year 1794 to 1907. It was often called as the nation of Inhabitants. The Cherokees often used to call themselves as leading people. They had no standing government at national level. There were tensions between Cherokees and white settlers over ownership of lands which were rich in gold and also these lands were fertile enough to do cotton farming. There was increase in population of Georgia in early 19th century and that created tensions between Native American tribes with borders of various states.To overcome this issue, a treaty was signed between Cherokees and Government in order to removal process from tribal areas and moving towards Mississippi river. This removal process took place in three stages. The first stage was voluntary removal. This treaty provided Cherokees two year of time to relocate and under voluntary removal, the Cherokees who were willing to relocate by themselves were relocated. The second stage was ‘Forced Removal’. As the time provided to Cherokees to relocate came place, the Cherokees who were not in favor of relocating were relocated forcefully with the use of military power and lastly came the stage of ‘Reluctant Removal’.
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Answer details:
Grade: High School
Subject: History
Chapter: The Cherokee Removal
Keywords: Cherokee, Cherokee Removal, Georgia, United States, Mississippi river, reluctant removal, removal, forced removal, military, North America.
