How did Jackson's military victories in the Southeast (FL, GA, & AL) impact Native Americans?

No impact

Forced the Native Americans to join forces with the French to defeat Jackson

double the population of Native Americans in the Southeast

radically decreased the Native American population in the Southeast

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Uriah Rasmussen

2 January, 14:30

How did Jackson's military victories in the Southeast (FL, GA, & AL) impact Native Americans?

No impact

Forced the Native Americans to join forces with the French to defeat Jackson

double the population of Native Americans in the Southeast

radically decreased the Native American population in the Southeast

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Denzel Smith · Answer 1

The correct answer is radically decreased the Native American population in the Southeast

This is because the Native Americans were forced to relocate west in a move that changed relations between whites and native Americans. This was after Jackson asked congress to pass a law that would require all native Americans to move West or obey state laws