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Creek Removal in Georgia Creek Indians Series of clashes between Creek and settlers who pushed their land was known as the ________________________. Treaty of New York; Chief Alex ___________________ met with President Jackson and agreed to the Creeks giving up all land _________________ of the Oconee River but keeping the land on the _________________ side. The treaty angered ___________________, who felt betrayed by their government. Creek War (Red Stick War) Some Creeks were not happy about the Treaty of New York. ___________________________ endorsed war fight for their land claims; ___________________ wanted peace. Chief William __________________ was concerned with the separation of the Creek tribes. __________________ attacked Fort Mims, killing more than 400 people. The Battle of ____________________ Bend, in Alabama, ended the Creek War in 1814. Andrew Jackson led the US troops against the Creeks. The Treaty of ____________________________ was signed by Chief McIntosh in return for _________________. The treaty gave up the lands of the Creek in Georgia to the US government. Chief William McIntosh was later _________________ by rival Creeks for signing the treaty. Creek Removal Treaty of __________________ (1832) resulted in _____________ acres of Creek land ceded to the United States. US agreed to allow Creeks who wished to _______________ live on 2 million of those acres; the US promised to _______________ those who stayed. Those who didn’t wish to stay would have to ____________ to the ________________ territories. The treaty was ________________; by 1840, nearly all Creeks were forced to move ____________ to the Indian Territory.
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Creek Removal in Georgia
Creek Indians
Series of clashes between Creek and settlers who pushed their land was known as the **Oconee War**.
Treaty of New York; Chief Alex **McGillivray** met with President Jackson and agreed to the Creeks giving up all land **east** of the Oconee River but keeping the land on the **west** side.
The treaty angered **many Creeks**, who felt betrayed by their government.
Creek War (Red Stick War)
Some Creeks were not happy about the Treaty of New York.
**Red Sticks** endorsed war to fight for their land claims; **White Sticks** wanted peace.
Chief William **McIntosh** was concerned with the separation of the Creek tribes.
**Red Sticks** attacked Fort Mims, killing more than 400 people.
The Battle of **Horseshoe** Bend, in Alabama, ended the Creek War in 1814.
Andrew Jackson led the US troops against the Creeks.
The Treaty of **Fort Jackson** was signed by Chief McIntosh in return for **$50,000**.
The treaty gave up the lands of the Creek in Georgia to the US government.
Chief William McIntosh was later **murdered** by rival Creeks for signing the treaty.
Creek Removal
Treaty of **Indian Springs** (1832) resulted in **3 million** acres of Creek land ceded to the United States.
US agreed to allow Creeks who wished to **stay** live on 2 million of those acres; the US promised to **protect** those who stayed.
Those who didn’t wish to stay would have to **remove** to the **Indian** territories.
The treaty was **unpopular**; by 1840, nearly all Creeks were forced to move **west** to the Indian Territory.
Creek Indians
Series of clashes between Creek and settlers who pushed their land was known as the **Oconee War**.
Treaty of New York; Chief Alex **McGillivray** met with President Jackson and agreed to the Creeks giving up all land **east** of the Oconee River but keeping the land on the **west** side.
The treaty angered **many Creeks**, who felt betrayed by their government.
Creek War (Red Stick War)
Some Creeks were not happy about the Treaty of New York.
**Red Sticks** endorsed war to fight for their land claims; **White Sticks** wanted peace.
Chief William **McIntosh** was concerned with the separation of the Creek tribes.
**Red Sticks** attacked Fort Mims, killing more than 400 people.
The Battle of **Horseshoe** Bend, in Alabama, ended the Creek War in 1814.
Andrew Jackson led the US troops against the Creeks.
The Treaty of **Fort Jackson** was signed by Chief McIntosh in return for **$50,000**.
The treaty gave up the lands of the Creek in Georgia to the US government.
Chief William McIntosh was later **murdered** by rival Creeks for signing the treaty.
Creek Removal
Treaty of **Indian Springs** (1832) resulted in **3 million** acres of Creek land ceded to the United States.
US agreed to allow Creeks who wished to **stay** live on 2 million of those acres; the US promised to **protect** those who stayed.
Those who didn’t wish to stay would have to **remove** to the **Indian** territories.
The treaty was **unpopular**; by 1840, nearly all Creeks were forced to move **west** to the Indian Territory.