Thank you for viewing! Product Description This is a very valuable large A2-size poster with an explanation, featuring the tragic history of the Native Americans, the "Trail of Tears." The front side has vibrant, durable waterproof printing, and the back side is protected with lamination, ideal for long-term storage. It is in a very clean condition, without any folds or stains. It is suitable not only as a historical educational material but also as a painting poster with a profound touch, perfect for interior decoration or collection. Content Explanation This item is a detailed explanation of the forced relocation policy implemented by the United States in the 1830s. • Front: An iconic oil painting by Robert Lindneux depicting the Cherokee people on their arduous journey. • Back: The policies of President Andrew Jackson at the time, a route map of the forced relocation, changes in population statistics, and related historical events such as the "Sand Creek Massacre" and the "Wounded Knee Massacre" are covered in Japanese. This is a highly academic piece that allows you to deeply learn about the suffering of the Native Americans and the shadow of "Manifest Destiny." Product Details & Shipping • Size: A2 • Specifications: Waterproof printing on the front / Lamination on the back • Condition: New, unused • Shipping method: Yu-Yu Mercari Delivery (anonymous shipping) #AmericanHistory #WorldHistory #HistoricalMaterials #Indian #CherokeeTribe #TrailofTears #ForcedRelocation #NativeAmerican #EducationalPoster #SocialStudies #ManifestDestiny #AntiqueStyle #TeachingMaterials #Ethnology #NativeAmerican #WesternExpansion #AcademicMaterials #A2Poster #WaterproofPrinting #Lamination