Trace the migrations and forced relocations of Native Americans to Indians territory (use time line)

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Selah Casey

2 August, 01:47

Trace the migrations and forced relocations of Native Americans to Indians territory (use time line)

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Vivian Rangel · Answer 1

Cherokee removal, Choctaw trail of Tears, Indian removal act, Koncow trail of tears, Long walk of Navajo, Nome cult trail, Pottawatomie trail of death, Treaty of dancing rabbit. These are the timeline for the forced relocation of native tribes in America.

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Forced relocation of the Cherokees who were black slaves from Georgia, south and north Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama to the Indian territory in western United states during 1836 to 1839. US government attempted ethnic cleansing and insisted forced relocation of the Choctaw nation to the lands west of the Mississippi during 1830s.

Nome cult trail originally used to relocate the native american tribes to Nome lackee Indian reservation lands in California during 1863. Long walk Navajo tribes in 1864, Pottawatomie tribes was the forced removal by militia to Indian reservation lands in Kansas during 1838.