Question

Help me please!!

I have to do a 4 - Part Interview type thing, can anybody help me?

Link: http://learn.flvs.net/webdav/educator_mjushistory_v14/module05/images/05_02_04/05_02c_01.jpg

Answer 1

Not a chance mang im sorry

Answer 2

I know its alot, and I'm not asking you to do it for me.. I just need help.

Answer 3

I already have 2 parts done, question 4, and question 1.

Answer 4

i cannot open the link
it says "ERROR", i need to log in

Answer 5

Here, give me a min ok? :c please dont leave.

Answer 6

i'll try if I can but if not, sorry

Answer 7

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=zoezwz&s=8#.UzYUQ61dWSM

Answer 8

I'm not asking you to do it, I'm just kind of stuck on what exactly there asking me.

Answer 9

Does the tinypic link work..?

Answer 10

hey im sorry on this one. i dont know it. @Compassionate can you help her please

Answer 11

;-;

Answer 12

Please

Answer 13

I'm looking at a painting depicting the Trail of Tears with boxes and arrows. Is that what you need help with?

Answer 14

yes

Answer 15

I have part 1 and 4 done I need help with the rest

Answer 16

Ok, I can help. You say you have part done. Which part can I help you with first?

Answer 17

Part 2 and 3 is what I cant do :c

Answer 18

Do you know the outcome of the two cases referenced?

Answer 19

No, I'm not even sure what the cases are, honestly.

Answer 20

Do you?

Answer 21

Ok, I'll explain. Give me a few seconds. I'll be typing

Answer 22

Ok thank you. <3

Answer 23

The Cherokee were a very sophisticated tribe in the early 1800s. They had always been great friends and allies of the United States. May were well educated. They lived in homes much like those of whites.
When settlers started to encroach on Cherokee Lands in Georgia and the Carolinas, The Cherokee responded with the law rather than violence.

There was a lot of give and take, success and failure but Cherokee Nation vs Georgia went to the Supreme Court. The Cherokee were asserting their right to property the same as any American. The court refused to hear the case and effectively let the Cherokee down. They did every thing they could to assimilate and work with the US according to it's laws. Then when they needed the support, it was not there.

The Worchester case dealt with Georgia's attempt to keep settlers off of Cherokee land. Worchester was arrested for trying to settle on Cherokee land without pemission of the State. This one backfired. The court found that Indian Nations can't be dealt with by individual states. Even though this State Law was trying to help the Cherokee. Anyway it established the legal doctrine that Indian nations are sovereign and have to be dealt with by the US government and not state governments.

Answer 24

O my, let me read that.

Answer 25

ok

Answer 26

It also says how do these cases relate to what is happening now.. ut what IS happening now? I'm confused by that.

Answer 27

This is a scene from the Trail of Tears. President Jackson came up with the Indian Removal act. Through some political maneuvering and deals with some Cherokees, Jackson got the tribe to sign on to moving all Cherokees to what is now Oklahoma.
Those two cases and the Indian Removal Act are betrayals of our friends. Here was a people who welcomed us, took part in capitalism, supported us in the Revolution and did all they could to play by our rules.
Still they ended up treated about the same as if they had been fighting us the whole time.

The guy that the arrow points to is well dressed. Probably a tribal leader. These people are being forced from their modern (at the time) homes into the wilderness. The supplies and transport promised by the US didn't fully materialize. They are crossing and area with lots of rivers and streams, including the Mississippi without many bridges. Conditions were terrible.

So the guy, probably a leader, knows all the background and needs to take care of the needs of his people as best he can.

Answer 28

Give me a second to read...

Answer 29

OH I get it now..... Thank you so so so so so so so so so much!

Answer 30

Thank you for teaching me!

Answer 31

wow really you taught me alot!

Answer 32

That makes it worth doing. You should be able to write a response for the man on horseback and the others. Glad to help. Let me know if you need further assistance.

Answer 33

Thank you! I will do. ^-^