Question

What did the Indian Removal Act authorize the President to do?

Answer 1

The indian removal act allowed the president to take the land from Indians and forced the Natives to go farther west of the country.

Answer 2

Take land from Native Americans and to give them land from the Louisiana Purchase is the right answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

Andrew Jackson, the then President of the United States signed the Indian Removal Act into law on 28th May 1830. The act empowered the president to settle with southern Native American societies for their deportation to national territory west of River Mississippi in exchange for white settlement of their hereditary properties.