[Answer] 4. The Indian Removal Act of 1830 provided for the moving of American Indians to land West of the Mississippi River. So many Indians died during the move that it became known as what?

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...1. The Death March 2. The Trail of Tears 3. The Murder March 4. The Trail of Death Very few Native Americans remained East of the Mississippi after the forced move. A few Seminoles remained in Florida and the Sauk and Fox Indians remained in the Northwest Territory.

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The Trail of Tears:

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