Question

1. which event is known as the second indian removal?

the initial settlement of european colonists in north america.
the relocation of tribes during the early 19th century under andrew jackson.
the forced displacement of tribes following the civil war.
the establishment of the indian territory in 1830.

1. what was the primary goal of the state of sequoyah movement?

to integrate into the oklahoma territory.
to promote tribal cultures in urban areas.
to create a separate state governed by and for american indians.
to establish reservations.

Explanation:

For question 17:

• The initial settlement of European colonists in North America was not the Second Indian Removal.
• The relocation of tribes during the early 19th century under Andrew Jackson was the first major Indian Removal (Indian Removal Act of 1830).
• The establishment of the Indian Territory in 1830 was part of the first - phase policies.
• The forced displacement of tribes following the Civil War is known as the Second Indian Removal as there was further pressure on Native American lands post - Civil War.

For question 18:

• The State of Sequoyah movement was not about integrating into the Oklahoma Territory.
• Promoting tribal cultures in urban areas was not its primary goal.
• Establishing reservations was an earlier policy.
• The primary goal of the State of Sequoyah movement was to create a separate state governed by and for American Indians.

Answer:

1. The forced displacement of tribes following the Civil War.
2. To create a separate state governed by and for American Indians.