The Policy of the Jackson Administration Toward the Eastern Indian

question 89

Multiple Choice

The policy of the Jackson administration toward the eastern Indian tribes involved

• A) inconsistently veering between progressive assimilation and encouraging the eastern Indian tribes to preserve their traditional culture.
• B) rapid assimilation into white American culture.
• C) forced removal from their traditional lands.
• D) federal protection from state governments.
• E) to encourage them to preserve their traditional culture.

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Definitions:

Interdependence

A relationship between entities where each is mutually dependent on the other.

Independence

The state or condition of having the autonomy to make decisions or take actions without reliance on others.

Synchronic View

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Continuous

Refers to something that occurs over an uninterrupted, unending period.