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UNDERSTANDING AMERICAN HISTORY: RELOCATION OF AM INDIAN

Native American History

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<P>Settlers from England and other European lands came to North America and began pushing Native Americans off the lands they had occupied for countless generations. At first, white expansion and Indian removal were haphazard, spontaneous events. But in the 1830s, the U.S. government developed a methodical policy in which it forcefully, and at times even brutally, uprooted the remaining eastern tribes and marched them to what would eventually become remote reservations in the American West.</P>

The Relocation of the American Indian

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Front Cover.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Foreword.
Important Events of the Indian Relocation.
Introduction: The Defining Characteristics of Indian Removal.
1: What Conditions Led to Native American Relocation?.
2: Formulating Removal and Relocation Policy.
3: Uprooting and Relocation.
4: Problems and Suffering of the Relocated Tribes.
5: What Is the Legacy of Native American Removal?.
Source Notes.
Important People of the Indian Relocation.
For Further Research.
Index.
Picture Credits.
About the Author.

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The Relocation of the American Indian