The Indian Removal Act was a legislation that gave the federal government the power to remove and relocate Native Americans that lived <span>east of the Mississippi. </span>It was signed into law during Andrew Jackson's term. This act required the Native Americans to relocate from their native lands so that the federal government can can use that land to build transportation routes and such. This was important because it led to the forced relocation and expulsion of many Natives who did not want to leave their land. Their journey out of their native lands came to be called "The Trail of Tears."
soooo a major reform movement that won widespread support was the effort to make education available to more children. The man who led this movement was horace mann, "the father of American public schools."
3 main ones are recruiting which is getting people to become candidates, educating which is them what their gonna do and how they run things, and helping with is basically helping them get the votes and win elections
