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2) Why did members of the Cherokee Nation MOST LIKELY refer to the Dahlonega Gold Rush as “the Great Intrusion”?
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2) Why did members of the Cherokee Nation MOST LIKELY refer to the Dahlonega Gold Rush as “the Great Intrusion”?

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It's because they believed that miners were intruding their land.

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They believed that the minors had invaded their territory.
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