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In 1802, the Georgia legislature signed a compact giving the federal government all of her claims to western lands in exchange for the government's pledge to extigiush all Indian titles to land within the state.
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The Act which allowed the Americans to extract the Indians from their land to a designated area.
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The Choctaw were the first Indian tribe to voluntary be removed to the western land.
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The Choctaw Indians were removed from their lands in Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana.
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The Trail of Tears was the mass removal of the Five Indian Tribes, because of the Indian Removal Act.
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The Cherokee tribes took the case to court and said the Indian Removal Act of 1830 deprived them of their rights on their land. They lost the trial.
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The Seminoles that didn't refuse to move left.
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Georgia passed a law that said all whites must have a state license to live in Cherokee territory.
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The treaty said the Creeks (Muscogee) ceded all land east of the Mississippi River.
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Creek Indians are removed
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The Seminoles who refused to move to the west and started the war.
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This treaty was signed by the Cherokee nation, and lead to the forced relocation of the tribe in 1838
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The Chickasaw Indians voluntary move to the western land to avoid conflict
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The Indians finally stop moving and ended with the Cherokees
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The Cherokee are forced to move to the western land
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The Second Seminole War ends
