1. The Cherokee have decided that they have the right to remain where they live without 'interruption or mole-station'. They point out to the law and treaties made with the US that allowed them to live in the area and defend themselves against the intruders. They "only request" that they be able to continue living in the area. They plead to stay, because if they move "ruin [is] before us", & that the "country west... is unknown to [them]". It also has large amounts of Indian tribes which will regard them as "intruders", because they have different languages, beliefs, & cultures. They would eventually have war with them because of these differences, which the Cherokee's do not want, & so they plead to stay in their area.
2. To plead to stay in their area
3.The US wanted to move all Indian tribes to reservations to allow settlers to take their lands
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Puritans had the most influence on the New England colonies. When coming to the New World, Puritans hoped to create a society in which they "purify" (aka fix) the Anglican Church (which was the official church of England). A new start in this foreign territory would allow these Puritans to learn from the mistakes of the Anglican Church in England and develop a "city upon a hill."
This concept of a "city upon a hill" was created by John Winthrop and became a phrase used to describe an ideal Puritan society.
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Option b would be correct
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Because they -choose- to move
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