Indian+Removal+Act

Indian Removal Act The Indian Removal Act of 1830 allowed the president to offer the Indians land in the west in exchange for them giving up the land they occupied in the east. Was the Indian Removal Act: • Necessary to protect the Indians, who were increasingly coming into conflict with the white settlers as the U.S. population grew and sought ever more land? (PRO) • An atrocity against the Indians because it essentially forced them to give up what was rightfully theirs? (CON)

con: The Indians are the original inhabitants of the land, thus they have the right to do it

pro: the states increasingle begon to pass legislation seeking to force the indians to leave

pro: president jackson was for it because he liked the ideals of what thay are doing

con: Indians ceded land in part of exchange

pro: the indian were taking it to far and thay started to get too rugh and started to attack us when we went througe thar land

pro: president jackson singh it two day later

con:but its wrong to then force those tribes out into the wilderness.

pro:i won