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Once upon a time, there were an old man and a young boy who would tell stories about Native Americans. This was a time when everything was falling out of place. The stories the two of them told were stories from way back during the 1800s from different perspectives.

The old man told us about the Indian Removal. It was a very dark and traumatizing time. The Indian Removal was a devastating era for all of the Native Americans. The young boy told us from his point of view and what he was feeling. 

During the 1930s, almost 125,000 Native Americans lived on millions of acres of land in the southern states. They were Native tribes who lived on this land and they were Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, Chickasaw, and Chocktaw. The land belonged to the natives and was passed down to their families that are no longer here with us.

the old man would say by the end of the 1830s, not that many natives lived in the south anymore. Our president during the time Andrew Jackson forced the Native Americans to move lands west Mississippi river. Andrew Jackson moved the Native Americans to the west to take over their land and give it to the white men.