How did the United States government establish the "Indian Territory," where the Cherokee were forcibly relocated?

A. It passed the Indian Removal Act.

B. It signed the Treaty of 1812.

C. It won the case Worcester V. Georgia.

D. It signed the Treaty of Mississippi

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26 December, 06:10

How did the United States government establish the "Indian Territory," where the Cherokee were forcibly relocated?

A. It passed the Indian Removal Act.

B. It signed the Treaty of 1812.

C. It won the case Worcester V. Georgia.

D. It signed the Treaty of Mississippi

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Johnathan Marquez · Answer 1

Your answer is A It passed the Indian Removal Act because it was used when Indians migrated to the state they had that act so they couldn't do that.

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Gregory Hess · Answer 2

Gregory Hess 26 December, 08:41

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It passed the Indian Removal Act

How did the United States government establish the "Indian Territory," where the Cherokee were forcibly relocated?A. It passed the Indian Removal Act.B. It signed the Treaty of 1812.C. It won the case Worcester V. Georgia.D. It signed the Treaty of Mississippi

How did the United States government establish the "Indian Territory," where the Cherokee were forcibly relocated?

A. It passed the Indian Removal Act.

B. It signed the Treaty of 1812.

C. It won the case Worcester V. Georgia.

D. It signed the Treaty of Mississippi