| A | B |
|---|
| mass removal | big move |
| physical home | real place where home is |
| piece of land | part of the earth |
| refused | won't |
| hid | hide (finished) |
| canyon | rock formation between 2 mountain |
| destroyed | damaged |
| their | belong to another person |
| crops | something you plant like corn or wheat |
| livestock | animals on a farm that you can eat |
| villages | small cities |
| food supplies | what you eat that you save, keep and use |
| eventually | sooner or later |
| convinced | got people to agree with you |
| reservation | land where white men told the Indians they had to live |
| did not survive | died |
| the march | to walk for a distance |
| weather | climate that is happening right now; like rain or sun shine |
| advancing settler | white men moving into Indian territory |
| chosen | picked |
| overall | covering or including everything |
| firewood was scarce | can't find this for the fire |
| the land was poor | can't grow anything on that soil |
| endure | continue or last |
| misery | sadness |
| starvation | getting NO food |
| consider | think about |
| was more of a prison camp | place that made you feel that you can't escape |
| insisted that | demanded that something happen |
| homelands | the place you live |
| sacred | connected with religion |
| made people sick | something that makes everyone ill |
| boundaries | borders |
| spiritual | having to do with God or gods |
| barren | empty |
| treaty | paper that says there will be peace for both white settlers and Indians |
