Why did Samuel Worcester challenge the constitutionality of the Georgia act

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Treaties between the U.S government and the Cherokee nation suggested the nation was a separate nation with the right to its own courts and laws. Worcester and the other missionaries believed Georgia had no authority over the Cherokee nation,with no right to force whites to obtain state permits to be in Cherokee land. THERES YOUR ANSWER

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