Indian Removal Talk/Conversation with Andrew Mapp
The Indian Removal Act of 1830 narrowly passed Congress. This legislation removed the Five Civilized Tribes from the lush lands of the American South to Indian Territory. Indian Territory subsequently was dissolved into the State of Oklahoma (Choctaw for Red Peoples Land). This lecture/conversation with Andrew Mapp will explore the devices used to exact this infrequently discussed time in US history.
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12/07/2024 02:00 pm
12/07/2024 03:00 pm
America/New_York
Indian Removal Talk/Conversation with Andrew Mapp
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