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Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians to leave his land because when he became president the government was becoming harsh with the Indians so he told them to leave. Andrew Jackson told the Indians to move West of the Mississippi river.
He wanted the indians gone because the Americans wanted to expand into the lower south which was home to Indians. He commanded forces to take the indian land. He negotiated with the indians to give up eastern land. Americans got land. They made them move to Oklahoma.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians away from their lands so they could have a good agriculture lifestyle. He also wanted to expand their rights of the country.The Indians lived East of the Mississippi river, and he suggested that they moved West of the river.
Jackson Wanted The Indians To Leave The Land Because he wanted to have control. He wanted them to go to Oklahoma, to get there they would have to walk the Trail Of Tears.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone from their lands because agreed with the ruling, and thought that whites were better. He suggested that they go reservations in the Midwest.
Andrew Jackson's Indian removal policy, the Cherokee nation was forced to give up its lands east of the Mississippi River and had to migrate to an area in present-day Oklahoma. Andrew Jackson wanted to make a bigger nation.
1814 andrew comanded military part of the defeting parrt of the greek nation lose 22 million acers of land. he tell the indians to leave they did but hoping they could keep soome of there land.
The Choctaw are found in Mississippi, the Seminole are in Florida, the Creek in Alabama, and the Cherokee in North Carolina. Andrew didn't like the Indians and wanted them to move because he didn't like them near the Americans.
MY SOURCES: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trail_of_Tears
Andrew Jackson wanted the native americans to move west so the can control more land for the United States.He suggested for the Indians to move farther west.
we wanted the indains gone because he wanted they land also he wanted told them to go west and this is because he didn't feel that they was suppose yo be there.
Jackson belived that he could use that land or economic purposes. Like he could sell the land and profits for federal revenue. Also he would sell, and export cotton it was a pretty big thing to sell back then in the southern states. If there was more land then there was more money and for Jackson there was no reason he couldn't move the Native Americans out, but when he did he gain money. And moving them was a way to make money and he just wanted money.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians to leave their lands because he wanted more land the country. He wanted best for the country.
Indian removal was a nineteenth century policy of the government of the United States to relocate Native American tribes living east of the Mississippi River to lands west of the river. The Indian Removal Act was signed into law by President Andrew Jackson on May 26, 1830
Tony Hubbard -In 1838 and 1839, as part of Andrew Jackson's Indian removal policy, the Cherokee nation was forced to give up its lands east of the Mississippi River and to migrate to an area in present-day Oklahoma. The Cherokee people called this journey the "Trail of Tears," because of its devastating effects. The migrants faced hunger, disease, and exhaustion on the forced march. Over 4,000 out of 15,000 of the Cherokees died.
because he was a strong proponet of expantionism and manifest destiny for white people indians where seen as counter force for this vision of this emerging contry.and he wanted them to move west
He believed that the native americans were interfering with the progress of building this nation,Andrew Jackson did not the native americans to interfere.He moved them to lands located in the west
They wanted to move them from southeast to reservations in the Midwest. People say Andrew Jackson wanted them to move for new land and that he just did not like him.
Indian removal, which involved transferring lands in the trans-Mississippi West to Native American groups who gave up their homelands east of the Mississippi, dominated U.S. government Indian policy between the War of 1812 and the middle of the nineteenth century. This practice, although not without detractors, had the support of several very important groups: speculators who coveted Indian lands, uneasy eastern settlers who feared Indian attacks, and missionary groups who felt that relocation would save the Indians from the degrading influences of their white neighbors.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone because he wanted the land for farming. He suggested they to Oklahoma and walk the trail or tears. He convinced 9 tribes to do so. The Choctaw were the first tribe to walk the trail of tears.
Andrew Jackson had been an Indian fighter, and he continued the struggle ... Why should they be expelled from their lands when they no longer ... and Jackson continued to lean on the Cherokees to get them to remove. ..... Jackson had the treaty he wanted, and he did not hesitate to so inform the Senate.
He wanted them gone because he didn't want them to be around white harassment.Indians could occupy lands within the United States but could not hold title to the lands.
The Indians went to the west of the river.His original plan was to guide the Natives towards adopting a sedentary agricultural lifestyle, in large part due to "the decrease of game rendering their subsistence by hunting insufficient".Jefferson was able to get the Indians to leave and they lost their land.
the united stated was expanding to the lower south but the land was already taken my a native group and they though that they were in the way of expanding
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone off their land so he could use more land he made up a treaty with the Indians to move off their land in hope for peace. The Indians mode westward
The Trail of Tears is a name given to the forced relocation and movement of Native American nations from southeastern parts of the United States following the Indian Removal Act of 1830. The removal included many members of the Cherokee, Muscogee (Creek), Seminole, Chickasaw, and Choctaw nations, among others in the United States, from their homelands to Indian Territory (eastern sections of the present-day state of Oklahoma). The phrase originated from a description of the removal of the Choctaw Nation in 1831. Many Native Americans suffered from exposure, disease and starvation en route to their destinations. Many died, including 4,000 of the 15,000 relocated Cherokee. Andrew Jackson (and the State of Georgia, insisting on "States' rights") was instrumental in creating the Trail of Tears - believing in the white man's 'god-given right' to attain land at whatever cost, his policies pushed the Native Americans off their home territories. His policy was furthered by the Supreme Court, which denied nationhood status to Native American, making them subject to American laws without the privilege of being American citizens (the court would reverse the decision, but the damage had been done). This 'manifest destiny' spurred westward expansion, imperialism, and genocide - as well as helped perpetuate the Southern slave system. Expansion was wholly advocated by southern plantation owners, as they wanted more land to grow more cotton crops.
The Jacksonian legacy was an extension of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson's anti-Indian policies as well.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone because he wanted their land. So he made up some treaties and got them to leave but let them keep some of their land. As a reasult of these treaties the United States gained 3 quarters of land in Alabama, Georgia, Tennesse, Kentucky, Mississippi, and North Carolina.
Andrew Jackson, from Tennessee, was a forceful proponent of Indian removal. In 1814 he commanded the U.S. military forces that defeated a faction of the Creek nation. In their defeat, the Creeks lost 22 million acres of land in southern Georgia and central Alabama. The U.S. acquired more land in 1818. Andrew Jackson Wanted them to move to the lower east .
Andrew Jackson had spent a while trying to negotiate with the Indians but they wouldn't listen so he became part of the Etnic cleansing in which him and others forced the removal of the Indians to Arkansas territory west of the Mississippi known as the trail of tears
andrew jackson wanted ppl gone from his land Because he was an strong proponent of expansionism and manifest destiny for "white people." Indians were seen as a counter force for this vision of this emerging country
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone because he wanted the people to settle in the new land with out the Indians their to attack and kill them. Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians to move to reserved lands in Oklahoma. The Trail of Tears was called that because the Indians where moved to go west of the Mississippi.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone because he wanted more lands and he suggested the Indians move from the east to the west of the Mississippi river. Most of Indians move to Oklahoma.
Jackson wanted the Indians gone because he wanted to take away any rights and anyland for the u.s. away from the indians. He wanted them to go to reservations in the Midwest.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone from their land because they were taking up space for expansion or settlement for the US citizens. He suggested that they go what is present day Oklahoma.
Andrew Jackson wanted the indians gone from their land because he wanted control of the land that they owned. He suggested that the Indians go to the west.
Andrew Jackson moved indian tribes from the southeast the midwest because he felt that the valuable land that they were living on could be used for white farmers and planters.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone so america could acquire more land he wanted them all to move to a reservation that went there on a trail named the trail of tears because lots of Indians died on there waydue to lack of food and water.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians to leave their land because the other settlers in the South wanted to expand their lands. He suggested they go to Westward , beyond the Mississippi River .
Andrew Jackson wanted Indians to go to Oklahoma. They were living in the South where the Americans wanted to expand to. The Indians were in the way of progress.
the Indians moved up to the eastern lands.they moved because it was apart of American government policy in the 19th century.Andrew Jackson had military forces that defeated the Greek nation causing them to loose their land.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone because he thought that the Indian settlements were getting in the way of progress of the U.S.Andrew Jackson suggested they go the the mid-west in reservations.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone because he felt they were actually stopping him from owning all the land from the Atlantic ocean to the Pacific ocean.
andrew jackson was one of the united states and he was a war hero and was known as the best president ever and he was the one to push the native americans south to the edge of the border untill they had noplace to go when the americans wanted that land as well
There had been conflicts between whites and native americans since the first white settlers arrived in North America. But in the early 1800s the issue had come down to white settlers enroaching on indian lands in southern U.S. Andrew Jackson had a long and complicated history with Indians, having grown up in frontier settlements where stories of Indian attacks were common. Jackson felt that the Indians would never fit in with the white people so it would be in their best interest to move hundreds of miles away westward .
Indian removal, which involved transferring lands in the trans-Mississippi West to Native American groups who gave up their homelands east of the Mississippi
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone from their lands because they wanted the settlers to keep expanding and the Indians took up space. Andrew Jackson suggested they move to the land we call today Oklahoma .
Andrew Jackson wanted the indians gone from their land because he wants settlers to keep on expanding the land. He suggested that they go to the west side of the mississippi.
andrew wanted the Idians out because the government was complaining too much when he became president so andrew jackson told them to move west of the mississippi river.aloso he moved them out so more ppl can come to their land and he also wanted the indians land.
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Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians to leave his land because when he became president the government was becoming harsh with the Indians so he told them to leave. Andrew Jackson told the Indians to move West of the Mississippi river.
he wanted them to leave so he could get the land they were on. he made them walk down the trail of tears.
Andrew Jackson wanted the idans gone because he did not want to have another war with them.jacson suggest they move to what is called now Oklahoma.
He wanted the indians gone because the Americans wanted to expand into the lower south which was home to Indians. He commanded forces to take the indian land. He negotiated with the indians to give up eastern land. Americans got land. They made them move to Oklahoma.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians away from their lands so they could have a good agriculture lifestyle. He also wanted to expand their rights of the country.The Indians lived East of the Mississippi river, and he suggested that they moved West of the river.
Jackson Wanted The Indians To Leave The Land Because he wanted to have control.
He wanted them to go to Oklahoma, to get there they would have to walk the Trail Of Tears.
Andrew Jackson wanted the indians gone because it could expand the population of the u.s. Citizens. He thinks they should go to the west further.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone from their lands because agreed with the ruling, and thought that whites were better. He suggested that they go reservations in the Midwest.
Andrew Jackson's Indian removal policy, the Cherokee nation was forced to give up its lands east of the Mississippi River and had to migrate to an area in present-day Oklahoma. Andrew Jackson wanted to make a bigger nation.
1814 andrew comanded military part of the defeting parrt of the greek nation lose 22 million acers of land. he tell the indians to leave they did but hoping they could keep soome of there land.
Andrew and the other americans thought that the indians were in there way of progress. He suggest that they go to Oklahoma.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone from their lands because he wanted more land. He suggested that they go East of the Mississippi.
The Choctaw are found in Mississippi, the Seminole are in Florida, the Creek in Alabama, and the Cherokee in North Carolina. Andrew didn't like the Indians and wanted them to move because he didn't like them near the Americans.
MY SOURCES:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trail_of_Tears
Andrew Jackson signed the bill in it becamed a law , the Indians were removed from there land . Andrew Jackson suggest they go to the Teial Of Tears .
he wanted that land they were on and he wanted to move them to reservations in the mid west
Andrew Jackson wanted the native americans to move west so the can control more land for the United States.He suggested for the Indians to move farther west.
we wanted the indains gone because he wanted they land also he wanted told them to go west and this is because he didn't feel that they was suppose yo be there.
Jackson belived that he could use that land or economic purposes. Like he could sell the land and profits for federal revenue. Also he would sell, and export cotton it was a pretty big thing to sell back then in the southern states. If there was more land then there was more money and for Jackson there was no reason he couldn't move the Native Americans out, but when he did he gain money. And moving them was a way to make money and he just wanted money.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians to leave their lands because he wanted more land the country. He wanted best for the country.
Indian removal was a nineteenth century policy of the government of the United States to relocate Native American tribes living east of the Mississippi River to lands west of the river. The Indian Removal Act was signed into law by President Andrew Jackson on May 26, 1830
Tony Hubbard -In 1838 and 1839, as part of Andrew Jackson's Indian removal policy, the Cherokee nation was forced to give up its lands east of the Mississippi River and to migrate to an area in present-day Oklahoma. The Cherokee people called this journey the "Trail of Tears," because of its devastating effects. The migrants faced hunger, disease, and exhaustion on the forced march. Over 4,000 out of 15,000 of the Cherokees died.
because he was a strong proponet of expantionism and manifest destiny for white people indians where seen as counter force for this vision of this emerging contry.and he wanted them to move west
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone from their land because he believed they were in the way of progress. He suggested they go to Oklahoma.
He believed that the native americans were interfering with the progress of building this nation,Andrew Jackson did not the native americans to interfere.He moved them to lands located in the west
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians to move away so Americans could settle there. He suggested they go to the southwest.
They wanted to move them from southeast to reservations in the Midwest. People say Andrew Jackson wanted them to move for new land and that he just did not like him.
Indian removal, which involved transferring lands in the trans-Mississippi West to Native American groups who gave up their homelands east of the Mississippi, dominated U.S. government Indian policy between the War of 1812 and the middle of the nineteenth century. This practice, although not without detractors, had the support of several very important groups: speculators who coveted Indian lands, uneasy eastern settlers who feared Indian attacks, and missionary groups who felt that relocation would save the Indians from the degrading influences of their white neighbors.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone because he wanted the land for farming. He suggested they to Oklahoma and walk the trail or tears. He convinced 9 tribes to do so. The Choctaw were the first tribe to walk the trail of tears.
Andrew Jackson wanted this land so they could expand. He told the Indians to migrate to Oklahoma.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians removed for their land. He suggested they move to Oklahoma.
Andrew Jackson had been an Indian fighter, and he continued the struggle ... Why should they be expelled from their lands when they no longer ... and Jackson continued to lean on the Cherokees to get them to remove. ..... Jackson had the treaty he wanted, and he did not hesitate to so inform the Senate.
He wanted them gone because he didn't want them to be around white harassment.Indians could occupy lands within the United States but could not hold title to the lands.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone from their land because they believed that they were in the way of progress.
wanted them to move more west because their was gold in that land that he wanted so he moved them.
The Indians went to the west of the river.His original plan was to guide the Natives towards adopting a sedentary agricultural lifestyle, in large part due to "the decrease of game rendering their subsistence by hunting insufficient".Jefferson was able to get the Indians to leave and they lost their land.
So he can have there land and also for the treaty
He suggested that they move to the Midwest so the Americans can get the Southwest
the united stated was expanding to the lower south but the land was already taken my a native group and they though that they were in the way of expanding
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone off their land so he could use more land he made up a treaty with the Indians to move off their land in hope for peace. The Indians mode westward
The white settlers thought that this was affecting progress them living in the west. He suggested that they should go to Oklahoma.
he whated there homes in North cairlina to move east to olkamua and the force of the movement down the trial of tears deif resluts is 1/3
The Trail of Tears is a name given to the forced relocation and movement of Native American nations from southeastern parts of the United States following the Indian Removal Act of 1830. The removal included many members of the Cherokee, Muscogee (Creek), Seminole, Chickasaw, and Choctaw nations, among others in the United States, from their homelands to Indian Territory (eastern sections of the present-day state of Oklahoma). The phrase originated from a description of the removal of the Choctaw Nation in 1831. Many Native Americans suffered from exposure, disease and starvation en route to their destinations. Many died, including 4,000 of the 15,000 relocated Cherokee.
Andrew Jackson (and the State of Georgia, insisting on
"States' rights") was instrumental in creating the Trail of
Tears - believing in the white man's 'god-given right' to attain
land at whatever cost, his policies pushed the Native
Americans off their home territories. His policy was
furthered by the Supreme Court, which denied nationhood
status to Native American, making them subject to
American laws without the privilege of being American
citizens (the court would reverse the decision, but the
damage had been done). This 'manifest destiny' spurred
westward expansion, imperialism, and genocide - as well as
helped perpetuate the Southern slave system. Expansion
was wholly advocated by southern plantation owners, as
they wanted more land to grow more cotton crops.
The Jacksonian legacy was an extension of George
Washington and Thomas Jefferson's anti-Indian policies as
well.
He wanted their land to expand and he found them to be in the way of succes. He wanted them to move to the Midwest .
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone because he wanted their land. So he made up some treaties and got them to leave but let them keep some of their land. As a reasult of these treaties the United States gained 3 quarters of land in Alabama, Georgia, Tennesse, Kentucky, Mississippi, and North Carolina.
because of the goverments plaullces and the native had to move to oklahoma
Jackson wanted the Indians one from their land because somebody was trying to kill them.He waned them to go to the lower south
He suggested they leave the U.S. because he thinks they are a distraction.
Andrew wanted the landnandhe wanted to seperate the whites from the Indians
Andrew Jackson, from Tennessee, was a forceful proponent of Indian removal. In 1814 he commanded the U.S. military forces that defeated a faction of the Creek nation. In their defeat, the Creeks lost 22 million acres of land in southern Georgia and central Alabama. The U.S. acquired more land in 1818. Andrew Jackson Wanted them to move to the lower east .
jackson wanted indian to leave because they thought they was no good and was getting their man sick
Jackson wanted the indians out because he wanted there land
Andrew Jackson had spent a while trying to negotiate with the Indians but they wouldn't listen so he became part of the Etnic cleansing in which him and others forced the removal of the Indians to Arkansas territory west of the Mississippi known as the trail of tears
Jackson wanted th Indians gone from their lands because the U.S. was moving downward and expanding so he wanted them gone.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone because he wanted more land. he sugested they moved to west of the Mississppi river.
Andrew Jackson also wanted the Indians go west of the mississippi.
andrew jackson wanted ppl gone from his land Because he was an strong proponent of expansionism and manifest destiny for "white people." Indians were seen as a counter force for this vision of this emerging country
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone because he wanted the people to settle in the new land with out the Indians their to attack and kill them. Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians to move to reserved lands in Oklahoma. The Trail of Tears was called that because the Indians where moved to go west of the Mississippi.
hhe wanted to expand west and he told them to move to oklahoma and kanses
The Indians went to the Midwest of the US. The reservations they migrated to are in present day Oklahoma.
He wanted them to go so that he could have more land to expand the territory of theUnited States.
He wanted them gone because he wanted the land for himself. He suggested they went to Gorgia places in the southern states.
He could use the land for economic purpose.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone because he wanted more lands and he suggested the Indians move from the east to the west of the Mississippi river. Most of Indians move to Oklahoma.
He wanted them gone from their land because he was jealous of the Indians land and he wanted it. He suggested they go to Oklahoma.
Jackson wanted the Indians gone because he wanted to take away any rights and anyland for the u.s. away from the indians. He wanted them to go to reservations in the Midwest.
They went to oklahoma and he didn't want them there because he wanted their land.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone from their land because they were taking up space for expansion or settlement for the US citizens. He suggested that they go what is present day Oklahoma.
Andrew Jackson wanted the indians gone from their land because he wanted control of the land that they owned. He suggested that the Indians go to the west.
Andrew Jackson moved indian tribes from the southeast the midwest because he felt that the valuable land that they were living on could be used for white farmers and planters.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone so america could acquire more land he wanted them all to move to a reservation that went there on a trail named the trail of tears because lots of Indians died on there waydue to lack of food and water.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians to leave their land because the other settlers in the South wanted to expand their lands.
He suggested they go to Westward , beyond the Mississippi River .
They wanted to move the Indians off their land because they wanted to expand. He suggested the move farther south to the edge.
Andrew Jackson wanted Indians to go to Oklahoma. They were living in the South where the Americans wanted to expand to. The Indians were in the way of progress.
the Indians moved up to the eastern lands.they moved because it was apart of American government policy in the 19th century.Andrew Jackson had military forces that defeated the Greek nation causing them to loose their land.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone because he thought that the Indian settlements were getting in the way of progress of the U.S.Andrew Jackson suggested they go the the mid-west in reservations.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone because he felt they were actually stopping him from owning all the land from the Atlantic ocean to the Pacific ocean.
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Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians to move Farthern westward away from his land he had owned because he was president.
Jackson wanted the Indians gone so he could Americans could settle there. He wanted them to move to lands east of the Mississippi (oklahoma).
andrew jackson was one of the united states and he was a war hero and was known as the best president ever and he was the one to push the native americans south to the edge of the border untill they had noplace to go when the americans wanted that land as well
He wanted them to leave so he could get there land.He wanted them east of the Mississippi.
The manifest migration was when the Americans wanted more land so they drove the Indians out.
Jackson wanted the Indians to move because they were stopping them from expanding south, and keeping him from becoming president.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone because he didn't like them and he treated them harshly so he made them move to Oklahoma.
Andrew jackson wanted the indians off of their land so that he could have it himself. Andrew told them to move to what we call oklahoma.
There had been conflicts between whites and native americans since the first white settlers arrived in North America. But in the early 1800s the issue had come down to white settlers enroaching on indian lands in southern U.S. Andrew Jackson had a long and complicated history with Indians, having grown up in frontier settlements where stories of Indian attacks were common. Jackson felt that the Indians would never fit in with the white people so it would be in their best interest to move hundreds of miles away westward .
Indian removal, which involved transferring lands in the trans-Mississippi West to Native American groups who gave up their homelands east of the Mississippi
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians gone from their lands because they wanted the settlers to keep expanding and the Indians took up space. Andrew Jackson suggested they move to the land we call today Oklahoma .
Andrew Jackson wanted the indians gone from their land because he wants settlers to keep on expanding the land. He suggested that they go to the west side of the mississippi.
Jackson Wanted The Indians To Leave The Land Because he wanted to have control.He wanted them to go to Oklahoma.
he wanted them to leav so he could have more land.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians to leave because he wanted control and to expand his land. The indians went to what is now Oklahoma.
andrew wanted the Idians out because the government was complaining too much when he became president so andrew jackson told them to move west of the mississippi river.aloso he moved them out so more ppl can come to their land and he also wanted the indians land.
Andrew Jackson wanted the Indians to leave because he wanted their land. He told them to go to Oklahoma .
andrew wanted their land so he told them to leave .then they moved to oklahoma
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