Respuesta :
Even though the Indian Removal Act was proposed during the
time of Thomas Jefferson, he supported assimilation and did not implement the
Act. He was a deep admirer of the Native
Americans and wanted to promote trade with them as well as establish relations
with them. Andrew Jackson on the other
hand implemented the act that led to the forceful removal of Indians from their
ancestral land. He believed that this
was inevitable as more white people wanted to expand to other territories. This resulted in many Indians dying as they
left their homes as well as conflicts
that aroused between soldiers and Indian tribes.
Answer: (B)
Explanation: Jefferson supported removal, while Jackson supported assimilation.