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Possibly because they were living on valuable real estate and if they wern't removed an honest deal would have to be made with them. the united states also found gold on the Cherokee land and they wanted it. that is what made the consider putting the Indian removal act into place.

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He didn't like them

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Q: Why did Andrew Jackson support the Indian removal act in1830?
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