Which statement is true about Indian removal in the 1820s and 1830s? O During the army's forced removal of 18,000 members of the Cherokee tribe via the Trail of Tears, no one died. The Trail of Tears stretched from Georgia to Florida. O The increasing profitability of cotton motivated the United States to intensify efforts to seize Cherokee, Creek, Chickasaw, and Choctaw lands in order to expand cotton cultivation. O President Andrew Jackson opposed the removal of the Cherokee, because they had assimilated into American society. O Two Supreme Court decisions in favor of Indian property rights led President Andrew Jackson to stop the removal.

Which statement is true about Indian removal in the 1820s and 1830s? O During the army's forced removal of 18,000 members of the Cherokee tribe via the Trail of Tears, no one died. The Trail of Tears stretched from Georgia to Florida. O The increasing profitability of cotton motivated the United States to intensify efforts to seize Cherokee, Creek, Chickasaw, and Choctaw lands in order to expand cotton cultivation. O President Andrew Jackson opposed the removal of the Cherokee, because they had assimilated into American society. O Two Supreme Court decisions in favor of Indian property rights led President Andrew Jackson to stop the removal.