Why did Andrew Jackson and southern farmers support the Indian removal act

They thought of the five "civilized" tribes as uncivilized, or at least some of them did.

Explanation:

Why did Andrew Jackson and his administration support the Indian Removal Act? They thought of the five "civilized" tribes as uncivilized, or at least some of them did. They also wanted to have the great farming land that tribes like the Cherokee had. They thought having this land would support their economy.

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Explanation: why did Andrew Jackson and his administration support the Indian Removal Act? They thought of the five "civilized" tribes as uncivilized, or at least some of them did. They also wanted to have the great farming land that tribes like the Cherokee had. They thought having this land would support their economy.

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