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In 1838, after pressuring the Cherokee to sign treaties giving up their lands, the federal government
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In 1838, after pressuring the Cherokee to sign treaties giving up their lands, the federal government

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realized that it could not legally take land from unwilling Cherokee. - edge

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In 1838 the president of the United States sent the US army to the Cherokee and forced the Cherokee to march west. About 5,000 of the Cherokee died and it is known today as the Trail of Tears.
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