Many group of native americans were relocated from the american southeast to the lands west of mississippi river between 1820 and 1840 which statement accurately reflects the events of era

The Westward movement changed the way of life for Native Americans and Americans. Those who moved West had to adapt to the land and climate. They had to become innovative and create organizations to safe guard their new way of life. ... The Native Americans were forced to give up their way of life and their land.

Explanation:

Prince Estabrook played an important role in Revolutionary War history as the first African-American soldier to fight for the Continental Army. Estabrook was born in the 1740's into slavery. His owner, Benjamin Estabrook, operated a grist mill near Lexington. Prince Estabrook took part in the Lexington Militia, called the Lexington Minute Men, which fought against the British on April 18, 1773. His owner had given him permission to be a part of the militia. During the battle, he was struck on the left shoulder. He recovered, and fought in several other Revolutionary War battles. He was emancipated after his service in the Army, and died around age 90. He has a memorial to his service on Lexington Green.