the journey of the cherokee to indian territory was called the cherokee trail.
what was the journey of the cherokee to indian territory called?
the cherokee trail
bullet::::- the muscogee (creek) nation began the process of moving to indian territory with the 1814 treaty of fort jackson and the 1826 treaty of washington. the 1832 treaty of cusseta ceded all creek claims east of the mississippi river to the united states.









































bullet::::- the 1835 the treaty of new echota established terms under which the entire cherokee nation was expected to cede its territory in the southeast and move to indian territory. although the treaty was not approved by the cherokee national council, it was ratified by the u.s. senate and resulted in the cherokee trail of tears.
indian territory
bullet::::- chamberlain indian school, chamberlain, south dakota









































bullet::::- chemawa indian school, salem, oregon









































bullet::::- cherokee female seminary, tahlequah, cherokee nation, indian territory open 1851–1910









































bullet::::- cherokee male seminary, tahlequah, cherokee nation, indian territory open 1851–1910









































bullet::::- cherokee orphan asylum, tahlequah, cherokee nation, indian territory opened in 1871









































bullet::::- cheyenne-arapaho boarding school, darlington, indian territory opened 1871 became the arapaho manual labor and boarding school in 1879
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