Social and Cultural Factors
In Andrew Jackson’s letter, he explains how the continuation of a government system is a great progress that helps organize America as a whole. The American government was succeeding in removing many Indian tribes from the white settlements. This was a great advancement for America as the tribes began to realize the benefits of moving to a new location, which helped expand the civilized land area in America.
An important political factor of this time was that the danger of collisions between the authorities of the General and State Governments in account of the Indians was lessened greatly. People of different social classes began to learn their position and expand their culture on their own. Many states progressed as their territory began to expand, which enabled the …show more content…
These men found it hard to leave the land that’s always been theirs, but the white men offered them a fair exchange of land for them. The United States began to progress in their social interactions with one another. They resorted to fair trade of land, rather than fighting for it. For example, the General Government offered the red men with a new home and proposed to pay the whole expense of the removal and settlement. Separate groups began to interact with one another without having tension and war. The United States began to progress greatly in their social interactions and political frameworks.
In the Letter from Chief John Ross, he begins with discussing how the United States was being harassed by multiple vexations over the past few years. A political factor occurring at this time was the government attempting to fix the conflicts occurring with them and other groups. They negotiated a treaty with the authorities of the United States. The treaty was put through many alternations, but it was finally put into effect once it was ratified by the Senate and signed by the current president, Andrew
In Andrew Jackson’s letter, he explains how the continuation of a government system is a great progress that helps organize America as a whole. The American government was succeeding in removing many Indian tribes from the white settlements. This was a great advancement for America as the tribes began to realize the benefits of moving to a new location, which helped expand the civilized land area in America.
An important political factor of this time was that the danger of collisions between the authorities of the General and State Governments in account of the Indians was lessened greatly. People of different social classes began to learn their position and expand their culture on their own. Many states progressed as their territory began to expand, which enabled the …show more content…
These men found it hard to leave the land that’s always been theirs, but the white men offered them a fair exchange of land for them. The United States began to progress in their social interactions with one another. They resorted to fair trade of land, rather than fighting for it. For example, the General Government offered the red men with a new home and proposed to pay the whole expense of the removal and settlement. Separate groups began to interact with one another without having tension and war. The United States began to progress greatly in their social interactions and political frameworks.
In the Letter from Chief John Ross, he begins with discussing how the United States was being harassed by multiple vexations over the past few years. A political factor occurring at this time was the government attempting to fix the conflicts occurring with them and other groups. They negotiated a treaty with the authorities of the United States. The treaty was put through many alternations, but it was finally put into effect once it was ratified by the Senate and signed by the current president, Andrew