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The Indian Removal Act is passed, forcing many Native Americans to vacate their land.
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The Potawotami Indians of Indiana began the signing of treaties ceding over their land to the United States of America.
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The infamous Treaty of the Yellow River signs over land owned by Potawotami chief Menominee, who did not endorse the treaty, to the US.
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After fighting to keep the Indian lands, Menominee is defeated, and Indian lands are taken by the US.
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The Potawotami Indians begin their march down the Trail of Death.
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The Indians, while on the trail, use steam ferry boats to cross the Mississippi River.
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The Indians reach Kansas and continue on their trail, nearly to their destination.
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The Potawotami Indians reach their destination of Osawatomie, Kansas after two months of traveling.