外研版选修9 Module 5 The First Americans Reading and vocabulary 课件（24张PPT）

(共24张PPT)
the Trail of Tears
the 7th US' President
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Learning Aims：
1. Learn about some new words.
2. Practice reading skills while enjoying the passage.
3. Know more details about the Trail of Tears.
4. Sharing own opinion about the issue of the Native Americans.
removal; acquaint; brutal;
nugget; seal the doom
Fill in the blanks with the help of the pictures and sentences.

1. The opening of the Pandora's box
of the human.
sealed the doom
removal; acquaint; brutal; nugget; seal the doom
2. is valuable gold found in the earth.
Nugget
removal; acquaint; brutal; nugget; seal the doom
3. Mary is my close friend so I am well
with her family.
acquainted
removal; acquaint; brutal; nugget; seal the doom
4. War is , making many people lose their
lives and homeless.
brutal
removal; acquaint; brutal; nugget; seal the doom
5. The police is arranging for the of the
illegally parked vehicles.
removal
removal; acquaint; brutal; nugget; seal the doom
1. The opening of the Pandora's box of the human.
2. The police is arranging for the of the illegally parked vehicles.
3. War is , making many people lose their lives and homeless.
4. Mary is my close friend so I am well with her family.
5. is valuable gold found in the earth.
Nugget
acquainted
brutal
removal
sealed the doom
Check your memory
What happened to Andrew Jackson?
People are discussing whether to remove his face from the banknote.
1. What sealed the doom of the Native Americans?
2. Who were the doom of the Native Americans?
3. Why did the white people remove the Native Americans from their land?
4. Why was the writer John G. Burnett sent as interpreter during the journey?
Answer the questions
1. What sealed the doom of the Native Americans?
In 1828, a little India boy sold a gold nugget to a white trader.
2. Who were the doom of the Native Americans?
The white people
3. Why did the white people remove the Native Americans form their land?
To satisfy their greed for gold
4. Why did the writer sent as interpreter during the journey?
Because he was acquainted with many of the Indian and able to fluently speak their language.
5. How were the Cherokees treated by the soldiers?
6. What did John G. Burnett want schoolchildren to understand?
5. How were the Cherokees treated by the
soldiers?
John G. Burnett saw
men＿＿＿＿
lands ＿＿＿＿
homes＿＿＿＿
inhabitants＿＿＿out of their homes and ＿＿＿like cattle or sheep into＿＿wapons
＿＿Cherokees die in one night due to starvation, ___________, cold and ＿＿＿
shot
confiscated
burnt
driven
loaded
645
22
exposure
About 4000 Cherokees died during the terrible journey remembered as “the Trail of Tears”
4000
the Trail of Tears
ill treatment
6. What did John G. Burnett want
schoolchildren to understand?
(1) The enormity of the crime that was committed by the white people.
(2) The white people should pay for their crime.
In 1828,a little Indian boy ______(live) on Ward Creak sold a gold nugget to a white trader, _____sealed the doom of the Cherokees.To satisfy their _____(greedy) for gold,the white man started the _______ (remove) of the Native Americans in 1838.___ an October morning, I saw 14000 Native Americans ______(load) like cattle or sheep into 645 wagons toward the west.About 4000 died from hunger and disease during the terrible journey ___________(remember) as the Trail of Tears. I feel
________(shame) of the crime that______________
(commit) by the white people against ___helpless race.
remembered
ashamed
was committed
a
greed
removal
On
loaded
living
which
Keep
1.Andrew Jackson's contributions:
·economic and political development
2.Westward Movement's function:
·exploit plenty of land ;
·expand territory ;
Remove
1.start the Trail of Tears;
2.the current situation of the Native Americans.
History is the best Judge!
Discussing
Brief summary：
1. Learned some new words.
2. Practiced reading skills while enjoying the passage.
3. Knew more details about the Trail of Tears.
4. Showed opinion on the issue of the Native Americans .

Task
1.Find information on the Internet about a Native American tribe you are interested in
· history of the tribe
· culture and language
· the fate during the Western Movement
· the tribe today
2.Take notes to make a written presentation