The Virtual Jamestown Archive is a digital research, teaching and learning project that explores the legacies of the Jamestown settlement and "the Virginia experiment."
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Virtual Jamestown
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This multimedia lecture, with images and audio, is a part of a free online AP U.S. History course from HippoCampus.org and the National Repository of Online Courses.
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HippoCampus
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This multimedia lecture, with images and audio, is a part of a free online AP U.S. History course from HippoCampus.org and the National Repository of Online Courses.
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HippoCampus
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This multimedia lecture, with images and audio, is a part of a free online AP U.S. History course from HippoCampus.org and the National Repository of Online Courses.
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HippoCampus
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The essay begins with the idea that after the Louisian Purchase made westward expansion inevitable, native Americans became increasingly vulnerable. It discusses the removal of the Five Civilized Tribes (including the Cherokees) from their homeland.
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Westward Expansion (1807-1912): Indian Removal
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The student may research shifting changes in American policies toward Native Americans over a 250-year period.
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Indian Policy in North America from the Colonial Period to Removal
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