What was President Jackson's plan for dealing with Native Americans?

Question 7 options:

He allowed some Native American groups to keep their lands in exchange for peace treaties.

He negotiated separate treaties between settlers and individual Native American groups.

He pushed a bill through Congress to move Native Americans to the Great Plains.

He appealed to the Supreme Court.

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Jamari Bush

23 July, 22:34

What was President Jackson's plan for dealing with Native Americans?

Question 7 options:

He allowed some Native American groups to keep their lands in exchange for peace treaties.

He negotiated separate treaties between settlers and individual Native American groups.

He pushed a bill through Congress to move Native Americans to the Great Plains.

He appealed to the Supreme Court.

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Madilyn Stanley · Answer 1

President Jackson's plan for dealing with the native Americans was signing the Indian removal act of 1830.

So your answer would be 'he pushed a bill through Congress to move native Americans to the Great Plains.'