Question

What was the impact of the Indian removal policy discussed by Andrew Jackson?

A.) the integration of the five civilized tribes into American culture

B.) the beginning of a financial crisis in 1837

C.) the alliance between the native Americans and the British

D.) the deaths of thousands along the trail of tears​

Answer 1

D) The deaths of thousands along the trail of tears.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Indian Removal Act was a law signed in 1830 by president Andrew Jackson that authorizes the president to negotiate the removal of native tribes to federal territories west of the Mississippi River. The act was heavily opposed by the whig party and the native tribes but finally, they were forced to relocate themselves.

The march was then known as the trail of tears because the forced relocation made the natives got sicked and starved. Many of them died before getting to the relocated area.

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