What is the name we call the 800 mile journey that general scott is describing? answer correctly and not multiple choice just answer correctly - next question - at length i determined to be off. i considered the time was come for me to make a bold start for liberty. accordingly i laid in a stock of corn-bread, and i stole off one night. i traveled only at night, keeping to the main road, and concealing myself by day in the woods or swamps. my only direction was to take the biggest road to the north. what did john brown’s goal? not mutliple choice for both just answer correctly thxs how did he accomplish his goal?

General Scott was the commander of the American troops when Van Buren ordered the Cherokee who continued to live in the east to force themselves out. Scottish troops encircled Chirokee and took them to camps from where they waited for a journey of 800 miles to the west. This journey is known as the "Trail of Tears". From October and November 1853, in groups of 1,000 people, a long journey began, partly by rail, partly by steamboats, but mostly by foot. Many were left without money, property, and more than a quarter of Chirokee was buried on the road. When they arrived at their destination they ended up on a land far inferior to the one they were forced to leave.

John Brown was a radical abolitionist who believed and carried out violent methods of demolition of slavery in America. His goal was to arm the rebellious  slaves with the aim of gaining freedom. That goal was achieved by the occupation of the federal arsenal in Harpers Ferry in 1859.

a photo collage of women at work during world war 2