It goes without saying that you should weigh the pros and cons before you pack up and ... as the "Lakeway Area," consisting of a land area surrounding Cherokee and Douglas lakes.

There are around 326 tribal land areas in the U.S., compared with ... This policy remained intact for more than 100 years. The Indian Removal Act was signed into law by President Andrew Jackson ...

and the many cuisines of tribes forced into modern-day Oklahoma after Andrew Jackson’s racist Indian Removal Act. As a member of the Oglala Lakota from Pine Ridge, South Dakota, a chef ...

In Indian Country, which is the legal term for land reserved ... a few years ago: a map of tribal territory from 1906, the year before Oklahoma became a state, showing the Cherokee Nation ...

“Something should be here; something people can see,” says Army Corps of Engineers park ranger Aaron Boswell, wearing a traditional headdress of his Cherokee forebears. He has been ...

Long before white settlers arrived ... and our government stole the land we call Ann Arbor and made them disappear 200 years ago through treaty and removal,” Gorenflo said, arguing a thread ...

Authoritarianism regarding the bank, however, paled in comparison to the scale of federally sponsored and sustained property dispossession and redistribution by the state of Georgia during Indian ...

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) tweeted: “The US ran concentration camps before ... Indian Removal Act (1830). In 1838, Gen. Winfield Scott took command of Alabama’s removal of the Cherokee ...

Long before 39 tribes were forced to relocate to Oklahoma, the First Americans lived off the land ... people in many ways before removal,” Chief of the Cherokee Nation Chuck Hoskin Jr ...

The U.S. government would receive land ... such as the 1830 Indian Removal Act called for the complete removal of all tribes east of the Mississippi River. Though the Cherokee and others fought ...