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What does the Cherokee Constitution represent? resistance to US expansion a symbol of civilization and assimilation acceptance of US authority Someone help I need the answer ASA…

What does the Cherokee Constitution represent? resistance to US expansion a symbol of civilization and assimilation acceptance of US authority Someone help I need the answer ASA…
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What does the Cherokee Constitution represent?

resistance to US expansion

a symbol of civilization and assimilation

acceptance of US authority

Someone help I need the answer ASAP

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a symbol of civilization and assimilation

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