Question

1. the trail of tears refers to the difficult and deadly journey of the cherokee people to the indian territory.

a) true
b) false

1. what were the pet banks?

a) state banks that received federal funds from president jackson
b) banks owned by native americans
c) banks that loaned money to farmers
d) private banks that supported the national bank

1. which of the following were involved in native american removal?

a) daniel webster
b) winfield scott
c) henry clay
d) indian territory

Explanation:

1. For the first question: The forced, deadly relocation of Cherokee people to Indian Territory is known as the Trail of Tears.
2. For the second question: After President Andrew Jackson withdrew federal funds from the national bank, he deposited them into selected state-chartered banks, called "Pet Banks".
3. For the third question: Andrew Jackson was a key figure in the forced removal of Native American peoples, including signing the Indian Removal Act.

Answer:

1. B. Trail of Tears
2. A. State banks that received federal funds from President Jackson
3. C. Henry Clay