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The Trail of Tears Began
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Trail of Tears
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13 conigents of Cherokee begin to cross the states of Tennessee, Kentucky, and Illinois
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One of the conigents camps by what is now known as Trail of Trears Park
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First overland conigents arrive at Fort Gibson
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Last group reaches Oklahoma
More than 3,000 Cherokee die on Trail of Tears. 1,600 die in sockades, 1,600 en route. 800 more die in Oklahoma. -
Cherokee build homes, clear land, and try to rebuild their nation
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Some of the Western Cherokee start to invite some new arrivals that meet to establish a new united Cherokee government
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The Cherokee Act of Union brings the Eastern and Western Cherokee nations together
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A man named Stand Watie pledged to take revenge of deaths of the party leaders.
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A Cherokee constitution adopted. Tanleqah established as the capitol of the Cherokee Nation