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What was the main reason that Congress passed the Indian Removal Act? O They no longer believed American Indians could be assimilated into American society. o They wanted American Indian lands for white
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What was the main reason that Congress passed the Indian Removal Act?

O They no longer believed American Indians could be assimilated into American society.
o They wanted American Indian lands for white settlement.
American Indians continually broke treaties negotiated by the US government.
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They wanted American Indian lands for white settlement. is the correct answer

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They wanted American Indian lands for white settlement

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