Question 9 • 670101 Oklahoma History & Government – MYERS, JOSHUA A
Some Cherokee supporters of the Treaty of New Echota believed that settlers would continue encroaching on Cherokee land and that removal was difficult to avoid. They supported moving west as a way to protect the tribe and preserve its future. Choice A describes this reasoning; the other choices express opposition to removal or support for remaining on the homeland.
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