According to historian Robert Remini, what did Andrew Jackson hope to achieve by moving the Native American tribes to a location west of the Mississippi River? Question 1 options: More land for white settlement Favor with the southern planter class Preservation of Native Americans as a people Religious conversion of Native Americans



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Remini argues that Andrew Jackson did not seek to destroy Native American life and culture. He portrays Jackson as a national leader who sincerely believed that the Indian Removal Act of 1830 was the only way to protect Native Americans from annihilation at the hands of white settlers.

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