Primary Sources: A Soldier's Account of the Cherokee Trail of Tears
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Read the passage Primary Sources: A Soldier's Account of the Cherokee Trail of Tears. Then answer the questions below.
Read the passage Primary Sources: A Soldier's Account of the Cherokee Trail of Tears. Then answer the questions below.
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According to the source, what was the primary purpose of the soldiers involved in the Cherokee Trail of Tears?
According to the source, what was the primary purpose of the soldiers involved in the Cherokee Trail of Tears?
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What can be inferred from the soldier's account of the Cherokee Trail of Tears? Select two correct answers.
What can be inferred from the soldier's account of the Cherokee Trail of Tears? Select two correct answers.
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Drag the statements to the correct box based on whether they show the experience of the soldier or the experience of the Cherokee along the Trail of Tears.
Drag the statements to the correct box based on whether they show the experience of the soldier or the experience of the Cherokee along the Trail of Tears.
- The only trouble that I had with anybody on the entire journey to the west was a brutal wagon driver named Ben McDonal.
- I spent many pleasant hours with the young women and girls who sang their mountain songs for me to repay my kindness.
- Many of these helpless people did not have blankets and many of them had been driven from home barefooted.
- Men working in the fields were arrested and taken away. Women were dragged from their homes by soldiers whose language they could not understand.
- Experiences of the soldier
- Experiences of the Cherokee people