the indian removal act passed in 1830. white settlers and government officials began taking native americans' land even before the u.s government made agreements with native american nations. many settlers and government officials harrased, threatened and attacked native americans.
the u.s government forced tribes in the north and south to sign treaties agreeing to leave their land. some native american tribes felt like they had no choice but to leave.
the timeline below shows some important events from 1830 to 1834 look at the timeline. then answer the question below.
a timeline is shown ranging from 1829, to 1835. In 1830, the indian removal act passes. in 1831, the forced removal of the choctaw nation begins in the south. in 1832 the muscogee and chickasaw nations sign treaties for removal and the sauk and fox tribes are forcibly removed from the north. in 1834 the muscogee are forcibly removed and the seminole refuse to be removed and go to war with the u.s government.
based on the timeline above, which of the following is true?
1. the cherokee nation was the first native american nation to be forcibly removed uner the indian removal act
2. the cherokee, choctaw, chickasaw, seminole, and muscogee were the only native american nations that were removed.
3. many different native american nations were forcibly removed after the indian removal act passed.
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Based on the timeline provided, the statement that is true is:
The timeline indicates that various tribes, including the Choctaw Nation, Muscogee, Chickasaw, Sauk, and Fox tribes, experienced forced removal after the Indian Removal Act was passed in 1830. The other statements are not accurate according to the information given.
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