Where did the Muscogee people originate? Describe the size and scope of the removal of the Muscogee people.
What role did Fort Gibson play during the removal of the Muscogee people?
What factors contributed to the large amount of deaths during removal?

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Explanation:

1. Where did the Muscogee people originate?

The early historic Muscogee were descendants of the Mississippian culture along the Tennessee River in modern Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama. They may have been related to the Tama of central Georgia.

3. What role did Fort Gibson play during the removal of the Muscogee people?

The role that Fort Gibson play during the removal of the Muscogee people was that A West Point officer assigned to the fort said the men felt that journeys to the Plains in the 1830s were "a genuine death sentence." During these years, the soldiers at Fort Gibson created roads, provisioned incoming American Indians removed from the eastern states, and worked to sustain peace among the hostile.

4. What factors contributed to a large amount of deaths during the removal?

The factors contributed to a large amount of deaths during the removal was disease, malnutrition and exposure.

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