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1. It would put an end to any dangerous conflucts between the government and the Indians.
2. He believed it would make the southern states grow much quicker in wealth and power.
3. The last of Jacksons reasons was that it would let Americans purse their right of life, liberty and happiness.

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1.  Jackson reasons that relocating the Native Americans will stop any conflicts between Federal and State governments and them (Native Americans).
2. He says removing them will allow the whole state of Mississippi and the west part of Alabama to advance.
3. The military can easily fight future invasions without something in the way.

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1.  Where the indians were, was valuable land if they were not there then there would be more space for the US population to grow and prosper.
2. It was believed that this would end the dangers of the states and the Indians colliding and causing bigger problems.
3. Lastly, there would be a higher percentage of chance to protect themselves from invasions with the colonists moving into this land.

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1. Increasing the land allows for more population and a growing country, the exact thing wanted at the time for the U.S.
2. Thinking on a foreign outlook Jackson wants to strengthen U.S. forces with ally states.
3. Exchanging the land with the Indians would also mean that they could live their lives somewhere else the way they wanted without the influence of the Americans.

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1. Jackson believes that it will "put an end to all possible danger of collision between the authorities of the Federal and State Governments on account of the Indians."
2. It will increase the land for people to settle on, increasing the population.
3. The military could now fight against invaders easier, without outside help.

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Anthony Pintado -        Jackson's Message to Congress 

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Anthony Pintado -        Jackson's Message to Congress 

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1.) Jackson says that if they relocate the Indians it will stop any conflicts between Federal and State governments and the Indians
2.) He believes that by removing the Indians, states like alabama could grow in power and wealth by expanding land they (Indians) populate
3.) He also thought there would be a much better chance to ward off invasions and protect themselves from colonists moving into the land

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1. One justification Jackson provides for the IRA of 1830 is that it will populate areas formerly inhabited by the Natives, whom Jackson referred to as "savage hunters," with a larger, more civilized population.
2. Another of Jackson's justifications for the  IRA was that, by opening up the territory to the colonists, the US would be able to better defend itself from potential invasions.
3. A third justification provided by Jackson was that expanding the American Republic would be more appealing to citizens and immigrants than leaving more of the land uncolonized, with the Natives still inhabiting those regions.

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1.Jackson believes that the act will put an end to all danger and collision between the States and the Natives.
2.He says that this will help states like Alabama grow in wealth and power by expanding their land.
3.Jackson believes that with this act the Indians could still live their way of life and not interfere with Americans.

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1. An end to a possibly dangerous encounter between the state and federal governments on what to do about the Indians. Jackson tries to say that the move will help stop conflicts between the state government and federal government if they don't come to a clear decision on the Indians.
2. . It will relieve the whole State of Mississippi and the western part of Alabama of Indian occupancy, and enable those States to advance rapidly in population, wealth, and power. Jackson says that he sees the Indians as a problem and a roadblock for states to gain population, wealth, and power. The move is necessary for these things to happen.
3. It will enable them to pursue happiness in their own way and under their own rude institutions. Jackson sees the move as an opportunity for the Indians to pursue their way of life as "Savages" They would no longer be controlled by the state they were in and they would not intervene with the whites.

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1.  Jackson believes removing Natives would increase more popularity on land for Americans
2. Jackson also mentioned how doing that would increase wealth for certain states like Alabama
3. Jackson justifies kicking out the Indians as "The Federal Government is kindly offering them a new home."

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1. "It puts an end to all possible danger of collision between the authorities of the Federal and State Governments on account of the Indians." Jackson is talking about ending the conflicts that Americans would face when they came in contact with most Native Americans. Relocating the NAtive Americans to a place where the Americans wouldn't commonly be would reduce these small battles.

2. " It will relieve the whole State of Mississippi and the western part of Alabama of Indian occupancy, and enable those States to advance rapidly in population, wealth, and power." which sort of contradicts what he says about the government being benevolent, as these reasons for relocating the Native Americans can be debated as frivolous. But here he states that the U.S. will be able to expand their power, wealth, and population once they gain complete control over Alabama and Mississippi.

3. "It will slow the progress of decay, which is lessening their numbers." Jackson is referencing disease in this quote which is killing off the Native Americans, this is due to the fact that the Americans brought many diseases and bacteria that the Native Americans had never been exposed to. Since the Native Americans had never been exposed to these diseases and bacteria, their immune systems were not able to handle it and something like the common cold was able to kill them. Limiting contact with the Americans would make it so that the Native Americans would have a lower chance of catching these illnesses.

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Patrick Harrington Jackson's Message to congress

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Patrick Harrington Jackson's Message to congress

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1. It will help the economy if Americans can settle their.
2. It will end possible conflicts because the native Americans will be far away from where the americans want to settle.
3. It will help the military because now states can fight off future invasions without back-up because the native americans won't be in the way.

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"To save him from this alternative, or perhaps utter annihilation, the Federal Government kindly offers him a new home, and proposes to pay the whole expense of his removal and settlement."

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"Is it cruel of the Government then to purchase the Indian's lands, give him a new and extensive territory, pay the expense of his removal, and support him a year in his new abode? How many thousands of our own people would gladly embrace the opportunity of moving to the West on such conditions! "

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"It is rather a source of joy that our country offers space where our young population may range unconstrained in body or in mind, developing the power and facilities of man in their highest perfection. "

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What are three of Jackson's justifications of the IRA of 1830?

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