This group was led by John Ross after the Treaty of New Echota (ee-CHO-tuh) forced their relocation from Georgia.
These people believe a giant hornet, the Ulagu (oo-LAH-goo), nested and fought with warriors on mountaintops until the Great Spirit blasted the mountains with lightning. Carved gourds with phalluses are often used as masks in this group's humorous "booger dances." One leader from this group captured the steamboat JR Williams as well as a wagon train at Cabin Creek and later surrendered at Doaksville. The names of those listed on the "By-Blood" section of the Dawes Rolls have complicated the classification of these peoples' "Freedmen," whose membership was opposed by (*) Wilma Mankiller. Florence Owens Thompson, the Migrant Mother photographed by Dorothea Lange, was a member of this group. This group was led by John Ross after the Treaty of New Echota (ee-CHO-tuh) forced their relocation from Georgia. For 10 points, identify this Native American tribe that undertook the 1838 Trail of Tears.
These people believe a giant hornet, the Ulagu (oo-LAH-goo), nested and fought with warriors on mountaintops until the Great Spirit blasted the mountains with lightning.
Cherokee