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The events and impacts of the Cherokee War- Peyton Gramling

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  • deal!
  • Just don't trade with the French and we will protect you.
  • The British said they would protect us!
  • This is war!
  • You failed to protect our village when it was attacked by the French!
  • The British sighed a treaty with the Cherokee in order to prevent the Cherokee from trading furs with the French.
  • No more trading with the natives. Maybe this will end the war.
  • Help me! I just want peace!
  • The Cherrokee thought that they were equal but the British thought they had power over them. When the time came to protect the Cherrokee from the French and Indian war, the British did not come to there aid.
  • You will never take our land!
  • This war has gone on for two long! just give up!
  • Cherokee warriors, feeling cheated by the British, took possession of horses belonging to settlers. British settlers attacked and the Cherokee retaliated.
  • The royal governor of South Carolina tried to control the Cherokee by stopping all trade and taking Cherokee peace representatives as hostages. Unfortuanty, this only fuled the fire to starty the Cherokee War.
  • The British won the war which gave them lots of the Cherokees land. The war lasted around two years and ended up killing much of the Cherokee natives.
  • Much of the Cherokees land was taken and the Cherokee tribes were driven out of South Carolina.The war created a border between them and South Carolina.
  • Blue-Coloines territoryNative americans push out of South Carolina
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