Explain the factors that caused a force of cherokees, chickasaws, and choctaws to attack clermont’s osage village in 1817:

what were the u. s. government’s concerns about this conflict?

what did the treaty of 1828 provide (that is, what did the united states agree to do, and what did the cherokees agree to do)?

explain the purposes of the indian removal act and on which tribe was it first used?

explain the united states supreme court of worcester v. georgia? what wedsaaw dawdsawadsawdsadw13 w dfr dw sawdsawe sdwdre the purposes of the stokes commission?

Well, the Western Cherokees perpetrated attacks of their own. Although the United States tried to negotiate peace between the Osages and the Western Cherokees, the Western Cherokees Desiree revenge. U.S. officials feared that after the attacks against Clermont's village, the Osages would respond with more violence, impeding eastern Indian migrations.  It was viewed as necessary after only 6,000 members of the Five Tribes voluntarily moved west. Proponents believed that Five Tribe members would have a better opportunity of becoming «civilized» if they were separated from Anglo society.

sedition laws violated the first amendment to the u.s. constitution, which protects freedom of speech and the press.

it would mean for other coutnries that the speak of them may cause a war or a person from another country talking about it could get arrested and the countiry and other contries could count that as rasisim and start a race war.

the abbasid caliphate was not affected by conflicts within the muslim community".