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Andrew Jackson's administration was very harsh on Native Americans. A long time Indian fighter and treaty maker, Jackson believed the best place for them to be was out of the way so settlers could push forward western expansion. His administration is scarred by the infamous Trail of Tears when Cherokee tribe were forcibly removed from their tribal hunting land in North Carolina and forced to go on an arduous journey across the country to Oklahoma. Many succumbed along the way to starvation, exposure and sickness. s the country to Oklahoma. Many died fro exposure and hunger.

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