Base your answer to question 10 on the excerpt

from an address to the Cherokee Nation below and

on your knowledge of social studies.

Cherokees! The president of the United States

has sent me, with a powerful army, to cause you,

in obedience to the treaty of 1835, to join that

part of your people who are already established in

prosperity on the other side of the Mississippi.—

Unhappily, the two years which were allowed for

the purpose, you have suffered to pass away

without following, and without making any

preparations to follow; and now, or by the time

that this solemn address shall reach your distant

settlements, the emigration must be commenced

in haste, but, I hope, without disorder. I have no

power, by granting a further delay, to correct the

error that you have committed. The full moon of

May is already on the wane [decline]; and before

another shall have passed away, every Cherokee

man, woman, and child, in those states, must be

in motion to join their brethren in the far west.…

— General Winfield Scott, 1838

The immediate result of the action demanded in

this passage was the

(1) creation of the Underground Railroad

(2) expansion of the rights of Native American

Indians

(3) start of the Trail of Tears march to the

Oklahoma Territory

(4) assimilation of Native American Indians into

mainstream American culture