THESE QUESTIONS ARE FOR YOU TO THINK ABOUT AND ANSWER FOR YOUSELF!*
1. Do you feel President Andrew Jackson was a racist, a white supremacist and/or ethnic cleanser?
2. Do you feel President Andrew Jackson’s picture should be on the United States $20 bill and on the $1 gold coin?
3. Do you feel that the state of Georgia has always lived up to its motto-WISDOM, JUSTICE, AND MODERATION? Especially in the way the state treated the Cherokee people (and many good American citizens since then)?
4. Do you feel that the white and the Native American shaking hands with the words, “PEACE and FRIENDSHIP” above and below the picture is a true statement? This appears on the reverse side of some of the President Thomas Jefferson Nichols.
5. Do you feel the dome on Georgia’s capitol building should still be covered with the Cherokee’s gold that was taken from them at Dahlonega?
6. Do you feel that Dahlonega, Georgia should commercialize and promote tourism in their town about being the first gold rush in America? Keep in mind they took the gold from the Cherokee Nation’s homeland and were the catalyst for the Trial of Tears.
*Questions taken from a display at Red Clay, TN by Dr. M. Abram from
1. Do you feel President Andrew Jackson was a racist, a white supremacist and/or ethnic cleanser?
2. Do you feel President Andrew Jackson’s picture should be on the United States $20 bill and on the $1 gold coin?
3. Do you feel that the state of Georgia has always lived up to its motto-WISDOM, JUSTICE, AND MODERATION? Especially in the way the state treated the Cherokee people (and many good American citizens since then)?
4. Do you feel that the white and the Native American shaking hands with the words, “PEACE and FRIENDSHIP” above and below the picture is a true statement? This appears on the reverse side of some of the President Thomas Jefferson Nichols.
5. Do you feel the dome on Georgia’s capitol building should still be covered with the Cherokee’s gold that was taken from them at Dahlonega?
6. Do you feel that Dahlonega, Georgia should commercialize and promote tourism in their town about being the first gold rush in America? Keep in mind they took the gold from the Cherokee Nation’s homeland and were the catalyst for the Trial of Tears.
*Questions taken from a display at Red Clay, TN by Dr. M. Abram from
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