<span>They had no voting rights unless they owned land.
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That the state of Georgia had no legal power over the Cherokees It ruled against Georgia. The Cherokees and the United States had signed treaties acknowledging that certain territories were theirs.
When merchants traveled between towns selling goods, they would have items from different places and cultures. The buyers of these merchants would be fascinated with the new items they had never seen before of different cultures, and so they would buy those items and spread them around until everybody knew about and became interested in other cultures. The cycle continued, causing more and more people to appreciate other cultures.
