How many Native Americans were involved in the “Trail of Tears”? a.
18,000
c.
36,000
b.
1500
d.
2400

A. 18,000

Explanation:

In 1838, President Martin van Buren wanted to obtained the resources that exist within American Indian land. To obtain it, he forcefully expelled the native Americans from their homelands in present-day Tennessee, Alabama, NC, and Georgia

After being expelled, the Native Americans were scattered all over the country. The path that they took to seek a new home is what commonly known as the "Trail of tears".

Approximately, around 18,000 of native Americans were expelled. A lot of them died before they event found a new home due to diseases and starvation.

18,000 is correct!

Explanation:

most of the knowledge we have of the conflict comes from roman-jewish scholar titus flavius josephus, who first fought in the revolt against the romans, but was then kept by future emperor vespasian as a slave and interpreter.

a. competition with other nations.