What was Jackson's policy towards the Native Americans?

He tried to get rid of them.

He thought people should be nice to them.

He thought they should be left alone to get along as best they could.

He thought it would be best to leave the problem for the next President to solve.

He thought that they either had to become citizens of the United States and take on our ways, or move off government land and go live in the western territory.

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What was Jackson's policy towards the Native Americans?
		
He tried to get rid of them.
		
He thought people should be nice to them.
		
He thought they should be left alone to get along as best they could.
		
He thought it would be best to leave the problem for the next President to solve.
		
He thought that they either had to become citizens of the United States and take on our ways, or move off government land and go live in the western territory.

paki · Answer

what you guess here about the answer...?

anonymous · Answer

I believe it's the last one. 
Natives were not seen as welcome in the country and since the last one is the only true policy, it seems the most logical.