What were two ways in which the Cherokee resisted relocation?

Question

They adopted white culture and pursued legal challenges.

They fought with force and hid in the mountains.

They formed their own military alliance with Britain and opened new trade routes.

They sought political office and published their own newspapers.

Answer 1

The two ways in which the Cherokee resisted relocation were:

1. They adopted white culture and pursued legal challenges.
2. They sought political office and published their own newspapers.

These methods reflect their efforts to integrate into American society while advocating for their rights and challenging the injustices they faced through legal and political means.