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Starter: Turn to page 280, look at the map; what do you observe?
Today, I will be able to understand and explain the growing conflict
between the Natives and American government/settlers. I will also
be able to explain why the United States goes to war with Great
Britain.
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Turn in 10.3/10.4
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Make sure you took the 10.1/10.2 Quiz
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Check your grade
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Take your campaign poster if you want it, or it will be recycled.
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Grading period ends 1 April (a week from tomorrow)
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White settlers keep expanding ____________
causing __________ with Native tribes.
The Conflict exists because the settlers and
natives are competing for __________ and
________________.
G.B. continues to _________________our
interactions with the natives by providing them
with weapons and encouraging conflict.
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Agreement is reached between the U.S.
government and the Western Confederacy,
after the battle of _____________ ___________.
Sets up a pattern: U.S. takes _______ and gives
Natives _________…Natives continue to move
________.
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______________-a Shawnee leader successfully
unites several tribes to defend their land from
westward settlers.
Tecumseh’s brother – “The Prophet” was the
______________ leader of the new
confederation.
Obstacles : Rival tribes refused to unite and
follow Tecumseh…Tecumseh will be killed and
the movement will fall apart.
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Led by Henry _________ of KY
Motives:
Nationalism: Pride in one’s country
To seize Canada
To stop Britain from seizing our ships
To end British aid to Native Americans in the West
To take Florida from Spain, Britain’s ally.
Still some Americans were weary of going to war
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GB begins a blockading some American ports, in
order to prevent us from trading with the French.
_______________ Convention: New England states
discuss leaving (seceding) the Union if “______
_______________ war” takes place.
House 79 to 49, Yes
Senate 19 to 13, Yes
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#RememberdaRev
#DaRedCoatsRcoming
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Not respecting our neutrality
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Continued seizure of our ships
Impressment of our citizens
Continued agitation of our native population
Napoleon outsmarts J-Mad; gets him to reinstate
the non-intercourse act on Britain.
Expansionists and Frontiersmen : Early sentiments
of “Manifest Destiny”…it is our god-given right to
expand our civilization and control from Ocean to
Ocean.