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::Plus his name is Alexander, not Andrew, Hamilton. [[Special:Contributions/172.70.211.84|172.70.211.84]] 19:35, 29 April 2024 (UTC) | ::Plus his name is Alexander, not Andrew, Hamilton. [[Special:Contributions/172.70.211.84|172.70.211.84]] 19:35, 29 April 2024 (UTC) | ||
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One thing I feel the need to add here is that the Trail of Tears was a human rights violation due to the chiefs, not due to Andrew Jackson. While it still wasn't exactly the morally right thing to do, relocating the tribes along the Trail, the chiefs did not include their slaves in the "census" they gave to the army, resulting in a huge supply shortage. Had the chiefs considered their tribes' slaves people and counted them in the number that was given to Jackson and the army, the Trail of Tears would have been a Trail of Discomfort and Frustration instead. [[user:Riomhaire|Riomhaire]] | One thing I feel the need to add here is that the Trail of Tears was a human rights violation due to the chiefs, not due to Andrew Jackson. While it still wasn't exactly the morally right thing to do, relocating the tribes along the Trail, the chiefs did not include their slaves in the "census" they gave to the army, resulting in a huge supply shortage. Had the chiefs considered their tribes' slaves people and counted them in the number that was given to Jackson and the army, the Trail of Tears would have been a Trail of Discomfort and Frustration instead. [[user:Riomhaire|Riomhaire]] |