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If you drive through the
South, you may see signs like this one. The Trail of Tears was a
specific route to remove Native Americans to the frontier. Most
specifically, many routes led to Oklahoma, which was a reservation at
one time. The Trail of Tears refers to one specific removal, that of
Cherokees in the winter of 1838-1839. John Marshall and the Supreme
Court went against Andrew Jackson's Indian Removal Act. However, in a
true test to checks and balances after Marshall said the US couldn't
take land in Worcester v. Georgia, Jackson said, "John
Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it!"
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