The aspect of Native American history that became known as the "Trail of Tears" refers to the forced 800-mile march that Indians made in their removal from Georgia. In the winter of 1838–39, they went to Indian Territory, patrolled by 7,000 soldiers. Thousands died during the march, mostly children and the elderly.
Several groups affected by Indian removal are shown in the chart below.
9. What aspect of Native American history became known as the "Trail of Tears"?
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The forced 800-mile march Response area Indians made in their removal from Georgia. In the winter of 1838–39, they went to Indian Territory, patrolled by 7,000 soldiers. ThousandsResponse area during the march, mostly children and the elderly.
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