Answer: The Indian Removal Act is a law that was signed on May 28, 1830 by President Andrew Jackson. It was a law authorized by the president to neogotiate with Southern Native American tribes for their removal to federal territory all the way to west of the Mississippi River in exchange for the white settelment of their ancestral lands.
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It is a system that values both freedom and equality.
Religion (Christianity) or the bringing of new items (new animals such as horses and improved weapons)
True because soldiers fight for us and labors and farmers take there time to do things for us.
