Although the United States began its industrialization process after Europe, it became a major power with a large productive scale thanks to its size. To continue advancing on Pacific markets, US President Millard Fillmore sent Commodore Matthew C. Perry to force a trade treaty with Japan.
At that time, American whaling ships operating in the Pacific were trying to approach Japanese ports for supplies.
However, the Japanese resisted meeting the needs of the crew. The commodore's mission was to dissuade the rulers of Japan from opening their ports and markets to the US.
Answer: The Indian removal act allowed the federal government to pay Native Americans to move west. Jackson then sent officials to make treaties with native Americans in the Southeast.
I'm not for sure certain but I think it might be correct when I Googled it up it said "British authorities use the new policy of creating a new social Elite that excluded Indian people" hope this give u some context
