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Andrew Jackson believed that the Cherokee and other Native American tribes were impediments to American expansion and development. He viewed their lands as prime territory for white settlers and agricultural growth, leading him to support policies that aimed to remove Native Americans from their ancestral lands. Jackson argued that this removal was necessary for their own protection and to promote progress, despite the devastating impact it had on the Cherokee and other tribes.

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