In “The Social Legacy of Andrew Jackson,” guest speaker, Michelle Daneri, stated that “land is really important to native identity and tribal sovereignty,” of course it is, but land being important can be applied to every human being on earth, despite their race because we need a sanctuary. How is it interpreted in another perspective and how is it essential to our wellbeing of livelihood and contribute to power? Does it shape a cultural society through a dominate authority? Such power given to Andrew Jackson was in a form of social impacts in political issues, such as white male voters, Indian removal, and land acquisition. However, such huge “political controversies,” can only be a controversy to those who were not recognized and put aside.
