What was Alabama fever?
A) an outbreak of yellow fever in Alabama that devastated settlers in the 1820s.
B) a rush to settle in the rich farmlands of Alabama that caused the price of land to skyrocket.
C) an illness that affected mainly Native Americans that forced them to move elsewhere.
D) an epidemic that began as a bird influenza.
E) None of these choices
Question 2
Which of the following is not true of the Cherokee Indians?
A) They were one of the Five Civilized Tribes.
B) They supported the movement of Indians out of the South.
C) They included an influential minority of mixed-bloods who embraced Christianity and owned slaves.
D) They published their own newspaper.
E) They engaged in agriculture.
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