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What phrase has been used to describe the forced march of Cherokee Indians to the West in 1838?

What phrase has been used to describe the forced march of Cherokee Indians to the West in 1838?
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What phrase has been used to describe the forced march of Cherokee Indians to the West in 1838?

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"The Trail of Tears" was used to describe the forced march of Cherokee Indians to the West in 1838.

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Trail of Tears

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