Eastern Indian tribes from the South and Old Northwest, whom the American government forcibly relocated in the West,

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

These relocated tribes, such as the Cherokee and Creek, were forced to adopt white cultural practices and assimilate into American society, often serving as agents to further the government's agenda of westward expansion and settlement. This assimilationism approach aimed to "civilize" Native Americans, but ultimately resulted in the loss of their traditional culture and way of life, further aiding the American government's efforts to dominate Native lands.

Eastern Indian Tribes from the South and Old Northwest, Whom