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Social Studies, Grade 5
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Study Guide European/Native American Encounter Social Studies, Grade 5
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EUROPEAN/NATIVE
AMERICAN
ENCOUNTER/CLASH
Why
did
the
Native
Americans
and
the
Europeans
Clash?
Native
Americans
lived
in
the
Americas
long
before
Europeans,
including
the
Pilgrims,
arrived.
Early
Native
Americans
believed
that
all
people
shared
the
land.
Europeans,
however,
believed
that
individuals
owned
the
land.
Tribes
were
forced
to
move
from
the
land
where
they
had
lived
for
generations.
Spanish
explorers
stole
gold
from
the
Native
Americans.
In
addition,
millions
of
Native
Americans
died
from
diseases
like
measles
and
smallpox
that
had
been
brought
to
the
New
World
by
European
settlers.
Had
the
Native
Americans
been
Helpful
to
the
Early
Settlers?
Native
Americans
had
been
helpful
to
the
early
settlers
in
the
New
World.
The
Powhatan
tribe
traded
food
to
save
the
colonists
at
Jamestown.
Squanto,
Samoset,
and
the
Wampanoags
saved
the
Pilgrims
at
Plymouth.
During
the
1800's,
Sacajawea,
a
Shoshone
woman,
became
a
guide
and
translator
for
Lewis
and
Clark
as
they
explored
the
Louisiana
Territory.
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What
was
the
Trail
of
Tears?
The
Cherokee
Indians
first
lived
in
Virginia,
Georgia,
and
the
Carolinas.
European
settlers,
however,
wanted
Native
American
lands,
so
the
Native
Americans
were
forced
to
move.
The
Indian
Removal
Act
forced
the
Cherokees
and
other
tribes
from
their
lands.
Even
though
the
Supreme
Court
declared
the
Indian
Removal
Act
unconstitutional,
President
Andrew
Jackson
ignored
the
ruling
of
the
Supreme
Court
and
forced
the
Cherokees
off
of
their
land.
The
Cherokees
had
to
move
to
Oklahoma.
The
routes
along
which
the
Cherokees
were
forced
to
move
came
to
be
called
the
Trail
of
Tears.
Thousands
of
Cherokees
died
from
hunger,
the
cold
and
diseases
during
this
relocation
process.
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