Question

What was the effect of Worcester v, Georgia (1832)

Answer 1

Answer: The basis was created for the future concealment of the law on Indians.

Explanation:

Worcester, Georgia is a legal case from 1832. This law imposed that states individually did not have the right to impose laws and regulations on Indian tribes. Worcester pointed out that Georgia violates the constitution's principles by expanding its competencies on the territory of Indian tribes. The court ultimately ruled in favour of the Cherokee tribe. The president refused to execute the verdict, but an environment was created to create laws related to the natives.