This is a paper that I wrote for an Appalachian Studies class, that deals with the Cherokees and the Missionaries that came into the Cherokee Nation trying to Christianize the Natives. This deals with the educating of the Cherokees as well.

I am totally at one with their beliefs and faith in Earth Mother.
Part one in this series is The Cherokee.

At the beginning of the decade 1830-1840, over 125,000 Indians living in Georgia today of American States, Tennesseee, Alabama, North Carolina and Florida. At the end of the decade, only a few thousand more living on their respective territories. Besides settlers wanted their land for their farms and plantations of cotton, the federal government forced Indians to leave their lands and to start a terrible march through the so called "Indian reserves" beyond the Mississippi. Cruel and unjust march is known as Tears Road and is one of the most shameful pages in the history of racism, greed, ignorance and human cruelty.

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Jackson was a great President! Let’s evaluate his motives!

Indian removal act; looking back, creative writing.

Within each of us there is a battle between two natures. One nature is filled with strife, envy, greed, selfishness, lies, and negativism, while the other with peace, love, generosity, truth, and a positive outlook. Like the old Cherokee Indian story about the two wolves battling inside each of us, we must choose which one we are going to feed.

A case brief of the Supreme Court case Worcester v. Georgia.

How much do you know about the history of Native American rights in the United States?

Author’s Note: This was thoroughly researched, however if you are of any tribal affiliation and wish to add, change, or debate any part of this, please contact me. I do not mean to offend anyone in anyway.

Fact and Legends about Spanish Moss.