The Jackson Era

Question 1

According to Jackson, what were the advantages of Indian removal? Check all that apply.

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Settlers would live apart from American Indians.; American Indians would grow more civilized.; States would have a chance to gain wealth.

Question 2

✔ white settlersAmerican IndiansAmerican citizens

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✔ white settlers; Andrew Jackson primarily supported the rights of .: white settlers; In this passage, Jackson calls for the removal of tribes from .: Mississippi and Alabama; He also demonstrates his the American Indian way of life.: disapproval of

Question 3

Georgia and Florida✔ Mississippi and AlabamaNorth and South Carolina

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✔ Mississippi and Alabama

Question 4

respect for✔ disapproval ofdisregard for

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✔ disapproval of

Question 5

Question 128992

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Henry Clay thought that American Indian tribes a legal right to their territory.: had; He believed that tribes should be for land they ceded to the United States.: paid; As a result, Clay the idea of Indian removal.: opposed

Question 6

punishedrecognized✔ paid

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✔ paid

Question 7

supported✔ opposedhad no opinion on

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✔ opposed

Question 8

Andrew Jackson believed that removing American Indians from their homes would

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benefit both white settlers and the tribes.

Question 9

Which sentence best summarizes Henry Clay’s viewpoint?

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He did not support the forcible removal of American Indians from their homes.

Question 10

What reason does Clay use to support his argument?

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American Indians are not required to obey the laws of the United States.

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