How were the Trail of Tears and Indian Removal Act related? A. They both strengthened American Indian relations among individual groups.
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B. They both were effects of John Marshall's decision in support of the Cherokees.
C. They both were pieces of legislation that forced the removal of American Indians.
D. They both caused the forced removal of American Indians from their land to move west.

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