of the Mississippi River in the 1830's was more a reformulation of the national policy that

had been in effect since the 1790's than a change in the policy."

*Assess the validility of this generalization with the reference to the moral, political,

constitutional, and practical concerns that shaped national Indian policy between 1789 and

The Removal of the Native Indians to the West

Between the 1790's and the mid 1830's, the national Indian policy changed in

many aspects. Cherokee Indians were driven out to the west of the Mississippi from their

homeland when the Jackson adminstration confirmed their removal. The cause of this

change in policy was mainly brought up by Andrew Jackson, president of United States of

America during the 1830's. According to Jackson, he claimed that the actions were made

for the Native Indian's benefit, but he was only doing this because he wanted to control

the amount of land the Indians occupied. He was not only viol

violation. The Cherokees even had their own alphabet system according to the (Doc K).

B) by stating that Indians were against the Americans by not giving up land to them. He

United States of America forced relocation of Native Americans. They showed no rights

when Jackson ignored it with contempt.. Jackson thought they should take over because

they were superior and needed to expand to the west in order to become wealthier. In

to possess their land because they were the prior occupants. This was morally right. In

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