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The Cherokee Trail or The Trail of Tears

Cherokee Nation
Since first contact with European explorers in the 1500's the Cherokee Nation has been recognized as one of the most progressive among American Indian Tribes ...

Removal of the Cherokee Nation
In 1838 Army troops under the command of General Winfield Scott began rounding up the Cherokee and moving them into stockades in the southeastern states.

Wagon Trains along the Trail of Tears
Stretching from the southern frontier states into Colorado and Wyoming, The Cherokee Trail terminated at Fort Bridger ...

Butch Cassidy
Along the southern route of the Cherokee Trail was a popular hideout for a Utah native named Butch Cassidy and 100 members of his "Wild Bunch Outlaw Gang".