History

Melina Chang

11 April, 02:04

The Indian Removal Act of 1830 would establish treaties between Native American tribes and the U. S. Government to move to from land east of the Mississippi to land in the Oklahoma Territory. The Cherokee refused and took their case to the Supreme Court. They won, but Jackson was determined to move them anyway. This led to federal troops forcing the Cherokee to move on the

Underground Railroad

Trail of Tears

Pathway to Freedom

National Highway