Native tribes like the Creek, Cherokee, Chickasaw, and Choctaw were no match for Jackson war against removal. Finally, in April 1830, Jackson’s proposal to congress was finalized and was passed by the senate. In Jackson’s years of presidency to the end, almost 50,000 eastern Indians were moved west of the Mississippi River. Almost seventy removal treaties had been signed resulting, east of the Mississippi, to millions of open land now to the settlers. In conclusion, the presidency of Andrew Jackson would affect the Native tribes before and after with his Indian Removal Act in 1830. Jackson wanted more land for his settlers and would stop at nothing to forcefully remove tribes east to the west of the Mississippi. President Jackson’s years in office resulted in an enormous amount of land, but nearly 4,000 Cherokee lives were taken in the removal and is now known as the “Trails of
Native tribes like the Creek, Cherokee, Chickasaw, and Choctaw were no match for Jackson war against removal. Finally, in April 1830, Jackson’s proposal to congress was finalized and was passed by the senate. In Jackson’s years of presidency to the end, almost 50,000 eastern Indians were moved west of the Mississippi River. Almost seventy removal treaties had been signed resulting, east of the Mississippi, to millions of open land now to the settlers. In conclusion, the presidency of Andrew Jackson would affect the Native tribes before and after with his Indian Removal Act in 1830. Jackson wanted more land for his settlers and would stop at nothing to forcefully remove tribes east to the west of the Mississippi. President Jackson’s years in office resulted in an enormous amount of land, but nearly 4,000 Cherokee lives were taken in the removal and is now known as the “Trails of