Trail of Tears

[edit] The Mahalo Top 7

1. Power Source: Trail Of tears  
2. Wikipedia: Trail of Tears
3. North Georgia: The Trail of Tears - Cherokee Indians forcibly removed from North Georgia
4. State North Carolina: North Carolina Office of State Archaeology
5. Oklahoma State: INDIAN AFFAIRS: LAWS AND TREATIES
6. Cherokee.org: A Brief History of the Trail of Tears
7. Encyclopedia of Arkansas: Trail of Tears

[edit] Trail Of Tears Background and Causes

• Public Broadcasting Service: Indian removal
• Wikipedia: Georgia Gold Rush
• Energy.senate: The Cherokee Nation Trail of Tears

[edit] Trail Of Tears Central Figures

[edit] First Figure

• Mahalo: Andrew Jackson

[edit] Second Figure

• Wikipedia: John Ross (Cherokee chief)

[edit] Third Figure

• Wikipedia: Winfield Scott

[edit] Trail Of Tears Documents, Editorials and Personal Stories

• Cerritos: Editorials about The Trail of Tears
• Cerritos: Removal of the Indians
• CVIOG: Carl Vinson Institute of Government
• Cherokee.org: John Burnett's Story of the Trail of Tears

[edit] Trail Of Tears Images and Videos

• Google Images: Trail of Tears
• Yahoo Images: Trail of Tears
• You Tube: Trail Of Tears 2006 (9:08}
• You Tube: Trail of Tears: Cherokee Legacy Native American Indian (7:09)

[edit] Trail Of Tears Books and Research

• American Native Press Archives: Trail of Tears Research
• Questia: Trail of Tears
• National Park Service: Trail of Tears--Supplementary Resources

[edit] Trail Of Tears Blogs and Message Boards

• Roots Web: Trail of Tears Board
• Spark Notes: Message Board
• Live Science: Trail of Tears to be Recreated in Ark.

[edit] Trail Of Tears Timeline

• • • • • • • • Trail of Tears -- 1838

• February: 15,665 people of the Cherokee Nation petition congress protesting the Treaty of New Echota.
• March: Outraged American citizens throughout the country petition congress on behalf of the Cherokee
• April: Congress tables petitions protesting Cherokee removal. Federal troops ordered to prepare for roundup
• May: Cherokee roundup begins
• June: First group of Cherokees driven west under Federal guard
• July: Over 13,000 Cherokees imprisoned in military stockades awaiting break in drought
• September: Drought breaks -- Cherokee prepare to embark on forced exodus to Indian Territory in Oklahoma
• October: For most Cherokee, the "Trail of Tears" begins
• November: Thirteen contingents of Cherokee cross Tennessee, Kentucky and Illinois

• • • • • • • • Trail of Tears -- 1839

• January: First overland contingents arrives at Fort Gibson
• March: Last group reaches Oklahoma

[edit] Trail Of Tears Merchandise

• Amazon.com: Trail of Tears: Books
• Rich Heape: Trail of Tears Cherokee Legacy DVD
• Legends Of America: The Cherokee Trail of Tears

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