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Why were Indians relocated to west Mississippi river
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Why were Indians relocated to west Mississippi river
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andrew jackson forced them to move, and walk the trail of tears because he felt he was doing the citizens of his country a favor. they were forced out of their homes and to walk thousands of miles west to land jackson provided for them.
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