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- 1. wrote the charter for UGA, stating that an educated populace was necessary for a free democracy
- 6. this invention allowed Georgia to become an agricultural powerhouse
- 8. Under this land policy, Georgia gave thousands of acres to soldiers of the revolution and heads of households
- 10. court case won by the Cherokee that stated the Cherokee were an independent nation and not subject to Georgia state law
- 12. Many of Georgia's cities and towns were created to due the _______________
- 13. approximately __________ died from disease, malnutrition, and exposure to the elements
- 14. president during native removal; passed Indian Removal Act and refused to enforce Supreme Court rulings
- 16. The Treaty of New York (1790) ceded Muscogee Creek lands to Georiga east of the _____________ river
- 17. allowed Georgians to win large plots of land for pennies on the dollar
- 19. Cherokee chief leader who fought for Cherokee's rights to remain on their traditional lands; lead his tribe through the Trail of Tears
- 22. Muscogee Creek chief who sold all remaining traditional Muscogee land to the US without the tribe's consent
- 25. treaty signed by William McIntosh that resulted in Muscogee Creeks losing their remaining lands in Georgia (1825)
- 26. legislation that allowed 4 land companies to buy land cheaply from Georgia and sell to families seeking to move west
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- 2. Andrew Jackson signed a law in 1830; allowed the president to set aside lands west of the Mississippi River for native settlement in exchange for their lands in the eastern states
- 3. US Supreme Court Justice who ruled in favor of the Cherokee in Worcester v. Georgia
- 4. US __________ shfited to 50% cotton due to the invention of the cotton gin
- 5. first state-created school of higher education
- 7. after the __________________________, Georgians gained a lot of landed originally occupied by natives who sided with the British
- 9. Forced removal of Cherokee and other tribes from the southeastern region to Oklahoma and other western territories
- 11. After the Yazoo Land Fraud was made public, Georgia ceded the land to the ____ and also acquired a promise from the government to remove natives from state lands and remove ____________ completely from Georgia
- 15. a treaty some Cherokee made with the US agreeing (without consent of the chief) to give up all remaining lands in Georiga
- 18. negative impact of the invention of the cotton gin
- 20. Atlanta, originally called _________, was the country's first major railroad town that was not built by a major _________
- 21. Georgia's ___________ moved westward as its __________ moved westward
- 23. Since the _______________ sided with the British during the Revolution, American settlers wanted them removed from their traditional lands
- 24. This conflict between two Muscogee factions resulted in the Muscogee Creek losing 22 million acres of land
