6.4 Indian Removal - American History

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The Indian Removal Act resulted in

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The Cherokee being relocated west of the Mississippi River

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Southern farmers supported the Indian Removal Act because they yearned to own the land the Native Americans lived on.

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They yearned to own the land the Native Americans lived on.

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The Trail of Tears refers to

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The Cherokee march to Indian Territory in which thousands of Cherokee died

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In the court case Worcester v. Georgia, John Marshall ruled: The president could not force Natives off of their lands, but Jackson did so anyway

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The president could not force Natives off of their lands, but Jackson did so anyway