The war affected the German-Texans who compromised to five percent of Texa’s population. As the war went on, the German clubs had to closed due to the war and bad things came along after that for them. They suffered beatings, whooping, and criticism. Some of the German-Texans were even murder because of this same reason, the criticism.
Mmm my choice would be false....I'm not sure but it sounds right
Those in the South particularly Georgia favored it. Why not? They got terrific land. The Cherokee resisted as did the Northeastern (New England) states.
Missionaries also opposed it, but Andrew Jackson was convinced that he was performing a necessary good deed in passing it in 1830 after a long and heated debate in congress.
It was not a happy event. Tens of Thousands suffered going on the Trail of Tears.
I'm not too sure but I think it freed all slaves living in states that seceded from the union.. final answer is D
