The amount of natives removed
100,000
the act lasted from when to when
1830 to 1850
The trial started in
1831
Yes
when did Andrew Jackson die
June 8 1845
Ways they died
Starvation, exhaustion, or hypothermia
They expanded where
west of the mississippi
what was the constitutional issue
does the supreme have power over native
Did it prevent them from being removed from their land
No
Yes
The amount of natives that died on the journey
15,000
The date the troops were sent to forcibly remove the Indians
1838-1839
The court that decided the outcome
The supreme court
it challenged what
authority over native American nations
Andrew Jacksons birthday is
march 15 1767
the journey was how many miles long
5,045 miles long
The number of Indians that died during the forcible removal
4000
what was the purpose of the trial
to determine the constitutionality of the laws passed by georgia
what was the trial about
regulation placed on native tribes
Andrew Jackson was a general in what war
1812
Some of the tribes removed
Cherokee, Creek, Chickasaw, Choctaw, or Seminole
the Date the Indian removal act was signed
May 28 1830
What was the ruling
they did not have power over the case because the natives were a domestic nation
The ruling
states had no power to place regulations over native American lands
What president was Andrew Jackson
the 7th