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how did the supreme court decision in worcester v. georgia and the indian removal act lead to the removal and resettlement of native american groups?

I need help on this, I looked up websites and can't find anything. Can you give me a summary and I will try to get what I know from that?

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Someone is triggered ;>

Answers to quiz please!

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Thanks so much ms sue i srsly need to stop looking up the answers and just read articles those articles really really helped me thanks so much ms sue your amazzing phew i thought i was gonna fail

if we're playing body part name calling, i can do that too.

Your text materials also address the case and its consequences, I'll betcha dollars to donuts. It's amazing what is in there if you read it.

Hallelujah, Reed!

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Well that was rude and mean @Mr Sue

After you've read these sites, I'm sure you can complete the assignment yourself.

http://kids.laws.com/worcester-v-georgia

http://www.thehistorykids.net/archives/ira.htm

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Did you know that the Supreme Court decision in Worcester v. Georgia and the Indian Removal Act played a significant role in the forced removal and resettlement of Native American groups? The decision in Worcester v. Georgia, made in 1832, recognized the rights of Native American tribes to self-governance and control over their land. However, the Indian Removal Act, passed in 1830, gave the U.S. government authority to negotiate treaties for the removal of Native American tribes from their ancestral lands to make way for American settlement. The Supreme Court decision was largely ignored by President Andrew Jackson, who favored the removal of Native American tribes. As a result, the Indian Removal Act was implemented, leading to the forced relocation of thousands of Native Americans, particularly the Cherokee tribe, from their homelands in the Southeast to designated Indian Territory (present-day Oklahoma). This tragic journey is known as the Trail of Tears, which caused immense suffering and loss of life for many Native American groups.