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The Supreme Court agreed with the Cherokee and in the case of Worcester v. Georgia said the Natives did not have to go and that it was wrong to take their lands. How did Jackson react?
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The Supreme Court agreed with the Cherokee and in the case of Worcester v. Georgia said the

Natives did not have to go and that it was wrong to take their lands. How did Jackson react?

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Answer: president Andrew Jackson refused to enforce the ruling which later lead to trail of tears

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