The Trail of Tears: Indian Genocide

"Our country was born in genocide to accept the original Americans, and the Indians were inferior racism." - Little Martin Luther King's tears happened in 1838 It is the historical name of the incident. In this incident, Norwegian American Cherokee community was forced to leave their hometown in the south. The so-called Oklahoma Indian territory of modern America. Some people travel with water, but most of them travel on land.

Chalk and Jonathon believe that the Cherokee banishment along the way to tears is almost certainly considered today's massacre. Many people fled by the "Indian expulsion law" in 1830. About 17,000 Cherokee - and about 2,000 black slaves possessed by Cherokee - were driven out of the house. Various estimates were made regarding the number of people who died as a result of tears. American doctor and missionary Elizar Butler traveled with one party and estimated that 4,000 people died. Historians David Steinard and Barbara Man noticed that the military deliberately avoided the Cherokee parade in order to pass a known cholera epidemic like Vicksburg. Steinard estimates that 8,000 Cherokee died and accounted for about half of the total population after being forced to leave his hometown after President Andrew Jackson 's signing of Indian expulsion bill by the president in 1830.

In the nineteenth century, the driving force of the withdrawal of local residents became increasingly intense. During this period, thousands of Indians were called Nuna Double Tsong, meaning "a trajectory of Cherokee's tears". The way to tears is not only unjust and unconstitutional, it also makes many Indians sick, makes me sad, and dies. The white indignation is concentrated in the group of Indians known as Cherokee. In Cherokee, from 1836 to 1839, referring to Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Allah's Cherokee countries from 1836 to 1839, some of them removed tinnacle lands that are the way of tears There is a white farmer who wants to. Land in Bama province was forced to relocate. That was the end of the Indian territory in the West of the day, and as a result the death toll and the estimated 4,000 Cherokee strategies. Cherokee is called Nuña da ul tsun yi and another term is Tlo va sa - a phrase that was not used at the time.