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It was Jackson's Indian Policy.
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After the Indian Removal Act what did the Cherokee Indians do?
They moved west on what became known as the Trail of Tears
The 1830 law propose that by Jackson which called for the 70s Indians to be moved to new lands west of the Mississippi river?
The Indian Removal Act was the 1930 law that was proposed by President Jackson which called for the 70s Indians to be moved to new lands west of the Mississippi river.
The act that moved Indians to the west?
The Proclamation of 1763 made by the British which drew a line down the Appalation (spelling sheck) Mountain. They told the Indians to stay to the west of the line, and the colonists to the east. This was to stop them from killing each other after the French and Indian war. The colonists did not like this because all the land on their side was already settled.
How many were moved in the Indian Removal Act?
About 4,000 Indians were moved.
What was reserved for Indians?
I think that they were moved to the west of the Appalation Mountains.
As settlers moved west what happened to the area called middle ground?
As the settlers pushed back the indians, the "middle gound" also moved west.
What is the term for people who moved west in 19th-century America?
the kind of people that moved west were pioneers.
Why did the US government continue to view Indians as a problem even after the Trail of Tears?
The trail of tears only moved the indians into the midwest. As the americans continued to move west, they moved the indians farther along.
When did the choctaw move west?
The Choctaw American Indians moved west in 1820 due to the Treaty of Doak's Stand.
What stated that Indians had to move west of the Mississippi?
Indian Removal Act
What act moved native Americans west of the Mississippi river?
Indian Removal Act
To where did the 1830 Indian Removal Act forcibly relocate American Indians?
West of the Mississippi
