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frutty [35]
3 years ago
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What were some of the detriments for the native americans during the trail of tears???

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guajiro [1.7K]3 years ago
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Ethnic cleansing and forcible removal of Native Americans from southeastern part of the United States.

Explanation:

  • With the "democratic relocation", the introduction to the genocide, the slow but sure death and disappearance of an entire nation and its civilization, a civilization that primarily took care of Nature, Mother Earth and coexistence with them, began to disappear - over time, buffaloes, wild horses, forests disappeared. other animals and plants, in the midst of the advent of the advanced civilization of modern barbarians, conquistadors and murderers.
  • The age of life on the reserves began, the precursors to future concentration camps.
  • Enclosed, partitioned and separated from its own libertarian, wandering nature, flooded with monsters of fiery water and white man's afflictions, the Indian began to wither and quietly extinguish himself, from within ...

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