English, 05.03.2021 01:00 hardyfombu
How is the section titled one each day. Then all are gone" MAINLY contribute to the development of the central idea of "What Happened on the trail of tears?"
A. It shows how long it took to finish relocating the Cherokee Nation to the West.
B. It emphasizes the hardships the Cherokee people endured during their forced relocations.
C. It provides statistics that revel the number of Cherokee people affected by the relocations.
D. It reveals there was disagreement among the Cherokee people about the need to relocate.
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