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alexira [117]
2 years ago
10

Examine the image. It's an artist’s representation of the Trail of Tears from a museum in Oklahoma.

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bonufazy [111]2 years ago
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My journey began in the Navajo territory. We were heading to fort summer. We have to go because we raided other tribes which led to us having to leave by force to stop the war. Life going is so hot. I despise this journey because we were forced out of our land and way of life. I hope we will return one day. My fear is that we won't. when we reach fort summer we will be forced to live there.

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evablogger [386]2 years ago
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Answer:

My journey began in the Navajo territory. We were heading to fort summer. We have to go because we raided other tribes which led to us having to leave by force to stop the war. Life going is so hot. I despise this journey because we were forced out of our land and way of life. I hope we will return one day. My fear is that we won't. when we reach fort summer we will be forced to live there.

Explanation:

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