The Cherokee Indians were moved from the west so the southern farmers could have more land to grow important crops like cotton which was demand greatly by northern factories who "opposed" of slavery
They didn't move west they moved east near the Virginias and Georgia
The government moved the the Cherokee that did not die on the trail of tears to the state of Oklahoma.
They moved to an area in georgia, Alabama and Tennessee
The Cherokee were not important to California during colonial history. The Cherokee (as a tribe) never moved west of Oklahoma.
the trail of tears
Andrew Jackson. He moved the Cherokee in the trail of tears. 1,000's died because of him forcing them to move.
No, the Cherokee was at first a southeastern tribe and the US government moved them to Oklahoma to a reservation.
Gold was discovered there.
thet moved too tennesseee and alalbama
There were wars between the Yuchi and Cherokee tribes, the Yuchi were moved with the Cherokee to Oklahoma and there is a great possibility that some Cherokee still live on the Yuchi lands, although there is nothing officially documented.
They moved west on what became known as the Trail of Tears
Martin Van Buren was the president when the Cherokee were moved out of the Southeast.
Today, members of the Cherokee people may live just about anywhere. However, the largest concentration will be on or near the two reservations. One is in Oklahoma, the other in North Carolina.