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2) Why did members of the Cherokee Nation MOST LIKELY refer to the Dahlonega Gold Rush as “the Great Intrusion”?

2) Why did members of the Cherokee Nation MOST LIKELY refer to the Dahlonega Gold Rush as “the Great Intrusion”?
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2) Why did members of the Cherokee Nation MOST LIKELY refer to the Dahlonega Gold Rush as “the Great Intrusion”?

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It's because they believed that miners were intruding their land.

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They believed that the minors had invaded their territory.
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