"Is that beautiful? Traces? Yes? How did the road of blood and tears come from?

/kloc-At the beginning of the 0/9th century, the United States was still a new country in this new continent, changing with each passing day. During the ten years from 1830 to 1840, many things happened from south to north, especially in the vast and distant west.

With the influx of a large number of European immigrants, the eastern region with early development and developed economy is facing a sharp increase in population pressure. With the increasing population, there is less and less land for development and planting, and a large number of farmers in the east can't afford the soaring land price. 1830, then American president andrew jackson (the knife-faced president on the $20 bill, the hero who defeated the British army in New Orleans in the 18 12 American-British War and took Florida from Spain) urged the Congress to pass a law: the Indian Removal Act. This law authorizes the American government to negotiate and sign treaties with Indian tribes in the east, buy their land in the east, and move Indians to the Great Plains west of the Mississippi River and east of the Loki Mountains. The American government is responsible for the cost of immigration and provides food and necessary weapons to Indians every year.

Indians who want to live far away from their ancestral homes certainly oppose these treaties, but the American government has made them pass by bribing tribal chiefs a lot.

1833, the first batch of choctaw Indians were forced to leave their native land in the east and go to Indian territory under the armed escort of the US military. Indian territory extends from the southern border with Texas to the southern part of the Great Plains in the middle reaches of the Missouri River. The American government initially guaranteed that this area was the permanent residence of Indians and prohibited white immigrants from coming here. Of course, these promises later turned into empty promises, and this place became the territory of white settlers. One tribe after another, Delaware tribe in the east, Ottawa tribe, Miami tribe and so on, all moved into Indian territory one after another.

1838, the last Cherokee people in Georgia left their hometown in tears and went to the west under the bullets and bayonets of soldiers. The route taken by their immigrants is the famous "road of tears" in the history of American western development. In six years, 90,000 Indians were forced to move westward, and many of them died in the middle of the "road of blood and tears".