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Why was the Indian Removal Act of 1830 contrary to American ideals?

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The Cherokee Nation argued that U.S. Indian removal policies were illegal because they violated previous treaties and were not made with the official consent of the Cherokee Nation. In addition, the policies violated American ideals, such as respect for other people's

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