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Which best describes President Andrew Jackson’s American Indian policy?
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Which best describes President Andrew Jackson’s American Indian policy?

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Jackson had a very expansionist policy towards the Native Americans, forcing many of them to move westward from the land they inhabited so US settlements could be built their

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President Jackson believed expansion should be restricted to lands not used by American Indians.

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