The Cherokee Victory

Cherokee's victory Cherokee Indians are the most cooperative and adaptable people among American political institutions and when they voluntarily or forced to west they are the largest of all Native Americans Experience the fate of. In 1827 Cherokee tried to declare himself an independent state of Georgia. When the Diet expands the jurisdiction over this "state", Cherokee seeks legal proceedings and will not be bound by the laws of the Kingdom of George and will appeal to the US Supreme Court.

From 1753 to 1755, a conflict between Cherokee and Muskogee occurred at hunting grounds controversial in North Georgia. Cherokee won in the fight of Taliba. During the Seven Years War British soldiers built a defensive Fortress for Cherokee, crossed across Europe, and in North America it was called the war of France and India. These include Loudoun Fort near Chota. In 1756 Cherokee became a British ally in the war between France and India. There was a rapid misunderstanding between the two allies, which led to the Anglo Cherokee war in 1760.

In 1776, Cherokee formed an alliance with Shawnee and was led by Corn Stoke. Cornstalk attacked South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, Washington, DC, North Carolina colonists during the second Cherokee war. Oberhill Cherokee, Nancy Ward (Drageng canoe prostitute) warned settlers about imminent attacks. European and American militia retaliated and destroyed more than 50 Cherokee towns. In 1777, most of the leaders of the surviving Cherokee town signed a treaty with the state. However, pulling a canoe and his band moved closer to Chattanooga, Tennessee, and 11 new towns were made. Chikamoga is his headquarters, and his entire band is called Chikamogasu. From here he started guerrilla war, Cherokee - American war. The Tellico Bunker Treaty signed on 7th November 1794 ended the Cherokee American War

During the American Revolutionary War, Cherokee stood with the British army. Colonial army attacked and destroyed 50 cherokee towns. After the revolution many Americans believed that Cherokee was a conquered person and forced them to give up hundreds of square miles of hunting grounds. Suddenly the traditional way of Cherokee and even its survival was threatened. Many Americans believe Cherokee as a British ally has lost all their rights to their land. George Washington 's War Minister Henry Knox opposed. Instead, he concluded that they and all Indian tribes were sovereign states. He believes that they will eventually have to give up their land in response to the inevitable whitewash reconciliation trends, but he believes it can only voluntarily give up through the treaty negotiations.