Which is a true statement about the trail of tears?
about 1 in 4 american indians survived the journey.
about 1 in 4 american indians died during the journey.
about 1 in 4 american indians chose not to go on the journey.
about 1 in 4 american indians bought supplies during the journey.

What is true about the Trail of Tears is that about 1 in 4 American Indians died during the journey.

Explanation:

The Trail of Tears was the forced displacement of Native American tribes from their land east of the Mississippi River to the Native American Territory, the area that later became Oklahoma, during Andrew Jackson's presidency in the 1830s.

Several thousand Native Americans died during the movement because of famine and disease, but also because of the blows that occurred. Everyone did not give up without resistance and those who resisted were put in concentration camps and moved from their homes.

A total of about 20,000 Indians were displaced. Of the 16,000 that were relocated, about 4,000 Indians died. Some Native Americans fled from concentration camps to what we today call Miami in Florida. Together with black slaves who had escaped from plantations, and some wanted whites, they created a new tribe, the Seminoles.