Question

How did Andrew Jackson’s previous experiences with American Indian policy affect his work as president?

A. He had previously supported American Indians but was slowly convinced that they should move west.
B. He believed that American Indians were a conquered people and should move west as the U.S. government ruled.
C. He fought against previous Supreme Court rulings to move the Cherokee off their land.
D. He believed the previous treaties signed by the U.S. were the work of a bad president.

Answer 1

B

Answer 2

D

Answer 3

Andrew Jackson's previous work with Native Americans affected his work as president because he believed that Native Americans should not have been treated as "separate nations" within the United States and should be subject to American laws. Therefore, he believed that treaties signed by the U.S. with Native American tribes were unconstitutional and the work of an ill-informed leader or "bad president."

Answer 4

Thanks @ooxBRITTANYxoo it was right

Answer 5

np

Answer 6

my bad. i wasn't paying close enough attention

Answer 7

It's fine