Which statement best summarizes Jackson's perspective on Indian issues when he became president?
A)He believed the U.S. should honor previous treaties with the Indians.
B)He wanted to negotiate with the Indian government regarding territorial occupation.
C)He opposed Indians in the territories.
D)He considered the Indians a minor obstacle to western expansion.

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Jackson's presidency was marked by a strong opposition to Native American presence in the territories, leading to policies that aimed at their removal, most notably the Indian Removal Act of 1830.

Which Statement Best Summarizes Jackson's Perspective on Indian Issues When