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In the early 19th century, the federal government wanted all eastern Native American tribes to surrender their tribal lands. The Cherokee nation responded with great shrewdness.
They adopted white ways to a large extent and used their savvy to defend their right to their land. They sued the federal government and gained a trial before the Supreme Court. Join historian Joyce Haworth in a talk about the limits of Jacksonian democracy and the Trail of Tears. REGISTER
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