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This was when thousands of American Indians were kicked out of their native land in Georgia, and many died along the way to Oklahoma.
The location of this moved west because the Georgia population moved out west.
This was Georgia’s first capital and it was where James Oglethorpe first settled in Georgia.
This was the fourth Georgia capital and was named capital right after Louisville.
This city was made a Georgia capital from 1796 to 1806.
Nicknames for this Georgia capital were Marthasville and Terminus.
This was the most fair way to give away land in Georgia.
This the land grant system where the head of each household was given land.
This was an event when three companies bribed Georgia legislators to sell them land for cheap.
This was the president during this time period.
These group of American Indians lived in Northwest Georgia and they allied with British.
This was a case in which the ruling decided that the Native Americans were a sovereign nation.
These American Indians fought the Red Stick War, and they killed their leader for treachery.
This was the Chief of the Cherokee Nation during this time period. He was also nicknamed the Cherokee Moses.
This was the Chief of the Creek Nation, and he was sentenced to death according to Creek law.
This is the city in Georgia where a gold rush took place.
This was Georgia's main economy during this time period.
This machine, invented by Eli Whitney, helped the cotton industry thrive.
This is the name of unpaid labor that rose throughout the Southeastern U.S.
This was the, if not the first, public university in America which was established in Georgia. (Initials)

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