Question

from trail of tears diary
1938
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the trail of tears is the name given to the forced relocation of native american nations under the indian removal act of 1830. the removal included many members of tribes who did not wish to assimilate. many native americans suffered from disease and starvation, and somewhere between 2,000 - 6,000 cherokee died on the trail. the trail of tears diary includes interviews that reveal the extraordinary resilience of the native american nations during the trail.
reread, take notes on how the perspectives of the two native american interviewees differ.
interview with mary hill, age 47
april 19, 1937billie byrd, research field
interviewee: mary hill, muskogee
location: okfuskee town (tulwa), okemah, oklahoma
the migration to the west of the muskogee
many years ago, my grandmother, sallie carney, who was among those that made the trip to the west from alabama, often told of the trip as follows:
in every way we were abundantly blessed in our every day life in the old country. we had our hunting grounds and all the things that are dear to the heart or interest of an indian.
the trail of tears by robert lindneux is in the public domain.
assessment questions

1. part a: in paragraph 7, what does the word \foreseen\ mean?

a. implemented; put in motion
b. predetermined; previously agreed upon
c. predicted; to have been aware of
d. have seen or experienced previously

Explanation:

The word "foreseen" means to have predicted or been aware of something in advance. Among the options, "Predicted; to have been aware of" best matches this definition.

Answer:

C. Predicted; to have been aware of