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my dude letting 4,000 innocents die is real rude, and give them more time to pack up, 1 hour ain't enough.

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He forcibly forced 16 trillion people out of their homes. That's gotta be a illegal probably.

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Andrew Jackson had no right to force about 16,000 Cherokee off of the land that they rightfully owned. Besides, Jackson ignored the Supreme Court's ruling.

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Andrew Jackson was rude to the Cherokees and had no right to force them off their land.

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He did that partly from his own racism and bigotry

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he didnt have the right to force all these people off their land

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He went against the amount of power he was granted and it resulted in thousands of deaths.

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President Jackson is bullying the Indians and that's racist because he wants white people to get the land.

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Jackson did not obey the supreme court at all. he just did what he wanted to do which was remove the Indians from the East side of the Mississippi River.

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Jackson did not obey the supreme court at all. he just did what he wanted to do which was remove the Indians from the East side of the Mississippi River.

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no??? If you 🤬 over 4000 innocent people doing anything it wasn't worth it.
Nothing could justify that cost

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yesn't

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I don't understand why Jackson and the government could't have just come up with a compromise for the Cherokees. Not very epic of him...

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the supreme court old him he could not, but he did. That's an abuse of power.

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No, the supreme court said that the natives had the right to stay, but Jackson was stubborn and sent the military to move the natives.

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Jackson disobeyed the strict rules of the supreme court and forced the Indians west for material prosperity in Western Georgia. It was an unjustified and unconstitutional intrusion of Native American land that was out of the United States' jurisdiction. His decision of of the Native removal near the winter season was inhumane and wrong. Jackson´s previous experiences with the natives and his personal beliefs effected his decision.

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freedom was a thing and he just ignored that. This was the start of Native extinction:(

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#stopbullying

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Jackson should not have just pushed them away, They had the right to be there and he went against the supreme court.

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No, Jackson was wrong to force the Natives out of their land when there could've been a more peaceful solution and the Supreme Court ruled that he couldn't move them

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That's #rude. Also the supreme court was like , "You can't move them." and then he was like "Oh yes I can swag."

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no because they supreme court ruled the act as ineligible 

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no because they supreme court ruled the act as ineligible 

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because the Cherokee were their own sovereign nation.

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I could see why he would want to obtain the gold in Georgia but the way he made them walk so far and in such bad conditions was unacceptable

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The Natives had rightfully had their land for thousands of years, and Americans were really the ones intruding. If your roommate has good food, would you kick them out just to steal it?

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he took native's land which was against their will. The golds don't belong to him so he shouldn't take it. And he made 1/4 of 60,000 Cherokees die. Which that's 15,000 people right there. He's too violent and I don't support him. :/

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Jackson was wrong to force the Cherokees out of their land after the  supreme court ruled that they can stay.

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Jackson pushed the Indians out of their homes just to get what he wanted

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No, he was wrong because many of them died and the Supreme Court even said to leave them alone.

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They passed the Removal Act which did not allow him to kick them off their land but he did it because the wanted to

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Not only did Jackson push the Cherokee the treaty said they owned, he ignored the Supreme courts ruling.

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he forced natives off of their land

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Jefferson ignored the Supreme Court's decision and continued to push them out of their land, and made Cherokee people of all ages suffer on their journey.

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Andrew made an unconstitutional decision by forcing away the Natives

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why could they have not shared the land

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Andrew Jackson was wrong to force the Cherokees out of their homeland and cause so many of them to die.

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the supreme court ruled in the favor of the cherokee, however jackson overruled that. jackson took the natives out of their rightful homes.

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Jackson forced them to leve their homes just because he wanted the land.

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jackson forced the natives out of their home lands

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jackson was alot like trump in sense that if he did not get what he wanted he would do it anyway.

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Jackson forced the natives out of their home after they won the supreme court case and the treaties. Jackson just ignored everyone else and sent 4000 natives to their death.

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Jackson forced natives out of their land an ingnored traties

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Andrew Jackson was not at all in the least justified in the removal of native americans. The supreme court ruled in favor of the cherokee not georgia therefor what jackson did was imoral and should not have happened.

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andrew jackson ignored the supreme courts decision, which ignores the constitution. he also forced 16000 people out of their homes without the proper materials and conditions needed to survive. on the other hand, he greatly boosted our economy, and ultimately benefited our nation with westward expansion, so, yes from an economical mindset, but no from a moral mindset.

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he's pretty much responsible for like 4000 deaths but tbf at the time people in the western hemisphere loved to decimate cultures and force societies out of their home for the sake of wealth but y'know what's done is done

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President Jackson completely ignored the courts decision to let Natives stay in there land and did not h=give them teh proper materials

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Jackson disobeyed supreme court ruling, and forcefully removed Native American tribes from their rightful lands. By doing this Jackson killed around 4,000 men, while being president, just so the US could get some gold. Jackson made the natives suffer, and die through harsh weather without proper clothing or food.

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President Jackson boosted our economy, and helped benefit our nation

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Jackson removed the Native Americans because of a past conflict with them. his mom said she didn't like them, so he despised them as well.

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Jackson was abusing his power he had inner hate towards the natives and wanted them gone but tried to make an excuse that it was for the nation even though the natives thought they had a deal, but Jackson threw it out the window and kicked them out.

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President Jackson was not justified in the removal of the Native Americans. Jackson blatantly ignored the Constitution and violated the Indians by removing them from their land. For what? Gold or personal motivation? As a president Jackson should know to put work before his personal beliefs and grudges. Jackson acted inhumanely and cruelly and there is no possible reason or justification to make it okay.

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Jackson didn't obey the Constitution. He can't force anyone to move. He can only suggest the Indians to move.

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although he helped us with the acquisition of land in the west, he inhumanely moved the natives out of there home land.

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He went against Supreme Court, and interpret the constitution in his own way which is not the job of the president. Also he put a personal issue before the people.

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Jackson ignored the ruling of the supreme court and used the military to force them out of Georgia

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Jackson didn't have the right to justify in the removal of the Indians because the Constitution said he could not force the Cherokees to move West. He could only suggest.

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Jackson completely ignored the supreme court ruling and killed around 4,000 Indians and driving them out of their home

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In no way should he have thought he had the right.

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In no way should he have thought he had the right.

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Jackson took these innocent people out of their homes against their will, against the will of the supreme court, and against the Constitution. The removal of Native Americans was deemed completely unconstitutional by the supreme court because the Cherokees were a sovereign nation, and so for this, Jackson should have been impeached and taken out of office for defying the laws of the constitution

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Jackson ignored supreme court rule that the natives had the right to live in their lands but Jackson refused and used military force and violence to carry out the Indian Removal act.

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Jackson was not justified in his removal of Natives. The Supreme Court ruled against him, and in his disobeying that ruling, he acted like a tyrant.

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The Cherokee had won the court case and the Supreme Court had ruled that they were a soverign nation.

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Forcing someone out of their own home, and letting them die is simply inhumane. Only someone with no remorse or empathy could do such a thing. Jackson is a cruel cold-hearted president.

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Andrew Jackson went against what the Supreme Court ruled. This caused a very harsh, and unnecessary trip for the Cherokees and caused 1/4 of them to die.

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Andrew Jackson literally went against the Constitution to carry out an Act that was only put in place due to greed. Forcefully removing Native Americans from their homes was extremely wrong, and should never have happened. What makes it worse is how many died along the way, and the conditions they were put through.

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The Supreme Court ruled that it is not okay that Jackson pushed them away for gold as long as they where given land. But, he did it anyway.

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All the U.S. wanted was the gold so they removed real life people away from their homes because of the gold. After the supreme court said they could get their land Jackson still removed them.

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The Supreme Court ruled that the Cherokee could not be forcibly removed from their land, but Jackson still did so. Because of this, many Cherokee people were killed.

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Regardless if the supreme court disagreed. Jackson still used military action to remove the native Americans from the Georgia area. Even though they considered themselves a sovereign nation.

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He shouldn't of moved the Cherokee from their land and he disobeyed the supreme court rulng.

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The Cherokee where a sovereign nation and shouldn't have been moved.

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Jackson claimed that Indian Removal would be good for the Native American tribes, but, in reality, the policy was designed purely for the benefit of white settlers, not for Andrew Jackson. However, Andrew Jackson did ignore the supreme court ruling and disobeyed the Constitution. Although the Cherokee shouldn't just say that they are a sovereign nation and expect Jackson not to move them, because they are Indians and not actual U.S. citizens, Jackson shouldn't have forced them to move with the military. He did boost our economy, though.

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While it is true he did it to benefit the country by getting more gold that could be used to buy and trade, he went against a supreme court ruling which meant he ignored the constitution. He should have made deals with the Indians to be able to mine the gold.