The two most important agricultural crops in Georgia.

John Ross challenged this in the court case Worchester v. Georgia.

The purpose of this was to maintain a balance of slave and free states.

Vice-President of the Confederacy.

A Georgia prison camp where 13,000 died in one year.

This invention meant that Georgia needed more slaves to handle the increased production of cotton.

All Indians in Georgia were to be moved to this state.

The people's vote.

North's plan to divide the south along the Mississippi River and blockade the south.

President of the Confederacy.

100 acres for the head of household and 50 acres for each family member.

The nickname for the forced removal of the Cherokee from Georgia.

This required all runaway slaves to be returned to their owners.

First major battle in Georgia during the Civil War.

Bloodiest single day of the war.

Indian lands were illegally given to settlers as a result of this game of chance.

This discovery helped push the Cherokee Indians out of their lands in North Georgia.

An organized escape plan for southern slaves.

Led the "March to the Sea".

Because the confederacy did not agree to the Emancipation Proclamation, it suggests that this, not slavery, was most important to the South.

This event led to Georgia's western boundary being moved from the Mississippi River to the Chattahoochee River.

The capital of the Cherokee Nation.

This freed all slaves in rebellion states that did not stop fighting.

The capture of Atlanta divided Georgia and destroyed much of these two things.

The thought that the national government has no right to tell states how to operate.