1.As a white person who had developed a friendship with Cherokee people, do you think the soldier’s account was reliable? Why or why not?2.Why do you think he included the story of saving the life of a Cherokee man?3.How did this man feel about the Cherokee people? What particular passages relay these emotions?4.What words did this author use to describe the removal? What was his opinion about the actions taken by the United States government? 5.How did he portray the actions of white soldiers who were involved in the removal? The text is called A soldier recalls the Trail of Tears