Explain how details provided about the Cherokee relocation in “What Happened on the Trail of Tears?” are used in “Thunder in Our Hearts.” Use details from both texts to support your response.

Cherokee Nation between years 1794 – 1907 was acknowledged as a tribal government, it is located in the Northern part of America. The territory consisted of the Cherokee people who were the Native American tribes and they spoke Cherokee during the great 19th century. In 1802, the federal government sought to get rid of the Native American titles to lands in Georgia in return for the U.S federal government formal cession of parts of the Mississippi Territory. As a result, in 1815, the federal government set up Cherokee Reservation near the Missouri Territory and then convinced the Cherokee people through the ‘The Removal Act’ to move to these reserves, they were tricked by the government. However, the Cherokee nation declined it. In the great light of the developments, the essay seeks to present Cherokee’s arguments and what their case is based on, but first, it will carry out an analysis of Ebenezer Tracy’s Text on Cherokee’s Relocation. Hope this helps!

The factors might be:
peer pressure
wanting to try new things
bad influences in group of friends
famous people doing things
social media showing wrong ideas

It's a nonverbal que