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    The document discusses the Trail of Tears and the impact of the Indian Removal Act signed by President Andrew Jackson in 1830. It forced Native American tribes to relocate west of the Mississippi River, seizing their land without permission. This led to the devastating and deadly forced removals, known as the Trail of Tears, affecting Native Americans to this day through discrimination, lack of resources, and ongoing injustices despite little action by the government to rectify the past.

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    The document discusses the Trail of Tears and the impact of the Indian Removal Act signed by President Andrew Jackson in 1830. It forced Native American tribes to relocate west of the Mississippi River, seizing their land without permission. This led to the devastating and deadly forced removals, known as the Trail of Tears, affecting Native Americans to this day through discrimination, lack of resources, and ongoing injustices despite little action by the government to rectify the past.

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    HIS 200: Applied History

    Prof. Neal, Tara

    Southern New Hampshire University

    The Trail of Tears


    How much do you know about history?.What would you do in a situation where they take your

    home without permission? Have you ever heard about the Trail of Tears”? If not, here is a little

    background story. In 1830, the president of the United States, Andrew Jackson decided to pass

    the Indian Removal Act, taking the land of the Native Americans. How has this decision from

    Andrew Jackson of taking their land has affected the Natives Americans?.

    The importance of this issue is because we are going to be available to learn from our past

    mitakes, it was a devastating fate for them because of what Andrew Jackson did to them,

    removing their land out of nowhere and until this day many Natives live in discrimination, poor

    resources, many women have been murder and no news are taking about. Besides it shows us

    how the government treats the people before us, today and yesterday Native Americans are still

    treated the same and the government has done nothing to fix the injustices.

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