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U.S. History 315K | 1 TEAM MEMBERS: ______________________________________________
In-class Question Sheet 4.5: Continuing Impacts on Indigenous Peoples Unit 4, Lesson 4.5 Indigenous Nations existed long before the creation of the United States. The power of Indigenous Nations and communities to create and be governed by their own laws is at the center of Indigenous sovereignty
. This sovereignty – while affirmed through treaties and other laws – is inherent. Today you and your team will inquire into the lesson’s EQ: To what extent did the United States government recognize Indigenous sovereignty during the early 19th century?
PART I SETTING THE STAGE Review the Figure 1 map and complete the table. To source
and closely read
the details of the map, you may use this Library of Congress webpage
; you can zoom in and out and drag your mouse to focus on specific sections of the map. Use the definition below to support your completion of the table. Indigenous sovereignty
– the inherent right of Native Nations and communities to determine their own laws and form of government that is separate and independent from the federal and state governments of the United States. Under the U.S. legal system, these self-governing powers are not the same for each Native Nation or community.
Figure 1 Early Indian Tribes, culture areas, and linguistic stocks.
U.S. History 315K | 2 TEAM MEMBERS: ______________________________________________
Meet the map
Map title
What is in the legend?
Date created
Observe & discuss its parts What place or places are shown? What is labeled? If there are symbols or colors, what do they stand for? What stands out to you most? How does it compare to a current map of the same place?
Make sense of it
Write one sentence summarizing this map. How does this map connect to the definition of Indigenous sovereignty
? PART II EXPLAIN AND ANALYZE Step One
: Source and closely read Documents A – D in the 315K 4.5 Primary and Secondary Sources Package. Collaboratively with your team, complete the table using historical evidence from the sources and your understanding of the time period’s context. Describe the relationship between Cherokee Nation and the state and/or federal governments Identify textual evidence from the document that supports your description Document A Document B
U.S. History 315K | 3 TEAM MEMBERS: ______________________________________________
Describe the relationship between Cherokee Nation and the state and/or federal governments
Identify textual evidence from the document that supports your description Document C Document D Step Two
: Discuss the following questions with your team and take notes, including textual evidence, that help you understand the ideas you and your team members discuss. •
What is the significance of the of the Worcester v Georgia
Supreme Court decision in regards to Indigenous sovereignty? •
How does the context listed in Document B inform your understanding of the relationship between the Cherokee Nation and the states and the federal government?
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U.S. History 315K | 4 TEAM MEMBERS: ______________________________________________
PART III ARTICULATE YOUR OWN ARGUMENT First, participate in the whole class discussion led by your instructor. Then, answer the Essential Question below. Include textual evidence in your response. Strong arguments will have thoroughly constructed responses that provide a clear and persuasive argument, supported by effective use of relevant evidence. Prompt: To what extent did the United States government recognize Indigenous sovereignty during the early 19th century?
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