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Which event describes an extremely difficult journey in which 20,000 Cherokee Indians were forcibly removed from their land, resulting in over 4,000 Cherokee Indians dying from disease and exhaustion? Trail of Tears
______ ________ is the idea that Americans have the right and duty to expand west. There are two important key words in the definition of_____ ______: right and duty. Manifest Destiny
_____ _____ said that the Cherokee tribe was an independent nation and was not subject to state laws. Therefore, the government could not force them to move from their land. Supreme Court
In order to expand the west, Native Americans were forced out of the territory in two ways. 1) By being forcibly removed. 2) ___________________ Creating a treaty with the government which changed Native American territory to allow Americans to move west.
The government passed the Indian Removal Act of 1830 so that Native Americans could be removed from their land to make way for settlers moving west. What tribe did Georgia want to remove from their state? Cherokee Indians
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