JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY 1825 1850
THE TRAIL OF TEARS
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Question
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How does the author draw a distinction between the two accounts discussed in the passage? (RI.1.3)
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Mary Hill’s account discussed the suffering and death of Native American men, women, and children that occured during their migration while Jobe Alexander’s account discussed what life was like for the Native American tribes who escaped into the mountains.
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Mary Hill’s account focused on what life was like for the Muskogee Tribe before the Indian Removal Act while Jobe Alexander’s account discussed how a clan revolted, turned on the guards, and escaped into the mountains.
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Mary Hill’s account focused on what life was like for the Muskogee Tribe before the Indian Removal Act while Jobe Alexander’s account discussed what life was like for the Native American tribes who escaped into the mountains.
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Mary Hill’s account discussed the suffering and death of Native American men, women, and children that occured during their migration while Jobe Alexander’s account discussed how a clan revolted, turned on the guards, and escaped into the mountains.
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