The U.S. was _______________ to the Cherokee citizens because they were NOT treated with equality and justice.

The Cherokee citizens did not want to the U.S. to move them because they were ________________ to move themselves.

The Cherokee citizens were moved to a dangerous _____________________________, where there were enemies all around.

The Cherokee citizens were ________________________ by danger on the Trail of Tears because men with guns were all around them and would kill them if they did not do what they were told.

They trusted in the _______________________ of the government because they believed that the U.S. was a great country even if they were doing bad things to the Cherokee people.

They wrote to the president because they thought he would understand the ________________________ of the Cherokee people.

The Cherokee leaders hoped that the problems would be solved very soon. They hoped for a _____________________ end to their worries.

The Cherokee citizens were ____________________ with fear because they were afraid they would all die on the Trail of Tears.

The Cherokee people said that their ____________________ cannot speak easily because the U.S. government was not understanding them.

The U.S. government ________________________ the Cherokee people when they did not give them what was promised.

The Cherokee did not agree to the __________________ of New Echota.

The U.S. thought the Cherokee people were __________________________ because they strongly protested what was happening on the Trail of Tears.