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How, if at all, have we progressed? Focus on Native Americans (Claire, Martha, Matilda)
How, if at all, have we progressed? Focus on Native Americans (Claire, Martha, Matilda)
1787
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Native Americans are not considered people
1803
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Indians are forced off the land and into reservations
1812 - 1820
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By 1820 the Native Americans had lost half of the land they once had
1830
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Native Americans are forced to leave by Andrew Jackson: Trail of Tears
1830
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The Federal Government gave western land to the Native Americans in exchange for eastern land
1831
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Chief Justice John Marshall stated that the Cherokee nation was domestic and dependent and should be protected by the U.S. Government
1832
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Chief Justice made federal stating that Georgia state laws were unconstitutional
1832 - 1842
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Between these dates 19 tribes had been removed
1832
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And exchange of land between Federal government and Native Americans
1879
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Native Americans were now considered as humans by law but were not citizens of the United States
1887
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Gives the government authority to break up the Native Americans land
1924
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Native Americans are allowed to gain citizenship in the United States.
1962
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Native Americans get the right to vote
1969 - 1974
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Local self governments of tribes is legal
1789 - 1797
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The first president of the United States.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Presidents_of_the_United_States
1797 - 1801
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1801 - 1809
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1809 - 1817
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1817 - 1825
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1825 - 1829
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1829 - 1837
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1837 - 1841
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1841 - 1841
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April, 1841 - 1845
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1845 - 1849
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1849 - July, 1850
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1850 - 1853
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1853 - 1857
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1857 - 1861
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1861 - 1865
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