Indian Removal Act: In 1830, President Andrew Jackson signed this law which authorized the relocation of Native American tribes living in the southeastern United States.
Trail of Tears: This term refers to the tragic journey thousands of Cherokee Indians were forced to undertake in 1838-1839 when they were relocated from Georgia to Indian Territory (present-day Oklahoma).
Bureau of Indian Affairs: Established in 1824, this federal agency was responsible for managing relations between the U.S. government and Native American tribes, including overseeing relocations.