Which of the following was true of the Indian Removal Act brought before Congress in 1830?
A) It allowed Indians who lived in areas east of the Mississippi River to remain on their homeland.
B) It became law after Congress overrode Jackson's veto.
C) It provoked heated opposition and only passed in Congress by one vote.
D) It contained loopholes designed to exclude peaceful Indians from removal.
E) It showed Jackson's refusal to pursue policies that might hurt his popularity.
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