Question

put the events surrounding american indians in chronological order. (answers run from top to bottom)the supreme court rules that american indians have rights to their lands.many seminoles find safety in the swamps of florida.the indian removal act is passed.black hawks war ends.martin van buren oversees the trail of tears.submitrestart

Explanation:

1. First, the Supreme Court's 1823 Johnson v. M'Intosh ruling established that American Indians have rights to their lands.
2. Next, Congress passed the Indian Removal Act in 1830, authorizing forced relocation.
3. Black Hawk's War, a resistance to removal, ended in 1832.
4. Martin Van Buren oversaw the Trail of Tears, the forced relocation of the Cherokee, starting in 1838.
5. Finally, many Seminoles fled to Florida swamps to avoid removal, with this resistance continuing into the late 1830s and beyond.

Answer:

1. The Supreme Court rules that American Indians have rights to their lands.
2. The Indian Removal Act is passed.
3. Black Hawk's War ends.
4. Martin Van Buren oversees the Trail of Tears.
5. Many Seminoles find safety in the swamps of Florida.