There were a total of five distinct Native American tribal groups which were subsequently forced to evacuate the premises of their homes. And, with little time, the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Seminole and Creek Natives, left to Oklahoma under Andrew Jackson's request. Such an act of movement certainly was offensive and confusing, however the main issue upon the persons was not the movement itself, rather it was the true realization of the power in Jackson's hands. After the movement, one of the tribes sued for reasons personal, and when ruled in their own favor by the Supreme Court, Jackson and his devious, ruthless, belittling self, took matters to his own and induced Georgia to move into the Natives land, thus creating an inability for the Natives to go home. This event is known as the Trail of Tears, and is just one of a handful of times where Jackson took the lives of the innocent, thus providing a reason to remove him from the bill
There were a total of five distinct Native American tribal groups which were subsequently forced to evacuate the premises of their homes. And, with little time, the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Seminole and Creek Natives, left to Oklahoma under Andrew Jackson's request. Such an act of movement certainly was offensive and confusing, however the main issue upon the persons was not the movement itself, rather it was the true realization of the power in Jackson's hands. After the movement, one of the tribes sued for reasons personal, and when ruled in their own favor by the Supreme Court, Jackson and his devious, ruthless, belittling self, took matters to his own and induced Georgia to move into the Natives land, thus creating an inability for the Natives to go home. This event is known as the Trail of Tears, and is just one of a handful of times where Jackson took the lives of the innocent, thus providing a reason to remove him from the bill