Andrew Jackson Argumentative Essay
So, the Natives weren't needed anymore in the Americas because the Americans were the
"rulers". Since the Natives were no longer needed, they ordered a removal of them thinking they weren't human. Jefferson had a plan to change the way that the Natives were, to make them more American. Jackson was obsessed with taking land from the Natives and hating them. Jackson led to the Natives to the their land, promising the Cherokees friendship, deceiving them. Americans have been hiding the true Jackson from the textbooks, making him look like a hero, when he was nothing but a scumbag. Jackson was someone who, once he had a little, he wanted more. Jackson wasn't the only asshole like this, Lewis Cass was another one like him, he viewed the Natives as if they weren't even a part of the human race. …show more content…
To get the Natives to move, Jackson promised them a false hope, and he made himself seem friendly to the
Natives. The lies fed to the Natives wound up breaking them up and allowing for the expansion of the Americans westward. The start to the hardships of the Natives was industrialization, the need for the rich to get richer. So much was this influence of industrialization that the Cherokee adopted it and took it for themselves. The Cherokee went from natives to whites quickly and Jackson didn't like it, so he ordered for them to be kicked out, he must've gotten scared because they were forming a government of their own. The natives didn't want to relocate again, so they chose to stay until the government bribed them to leave, pigs. The natives moved to Mississippi, but on their way there, most died because of disease and epidemic. One would think the government would help them out like a human being, but they wound up stopping all their activities to not let them grow, so in response, the
Cherokee nation exposed the U.S and made them see that without them, they would be nothing but peasants in Britain. Regardless of what the Natives did, the Americans didn't
"rulers". Since the Natives were no longer needed, they ordered a removal of them thinking they weren't human. Jefferson had a plan to change the way that the Natives were, to make them more American. Jackson was obsessed with taking land from the Natives and hating them. Jackson led to the Natives to the their land, promising the Cherokees friendship, deceiving them. Americans have been hiding the true Jackson from the textbooks, making him look like a hero, when he was nothing but a scumbag. Jackson was someone who, once he had a little, he wanted more. Jackson wasn't the only asshole like this, Lewis Cass was another one like him, he viewed the Natives as if they weren't even a part of the human race. …show more content…
To get the Natives to move, Jackson promised them a false hope, and he made himself seem friendly to the
Natives. The lies fed to the Natives wound up breaking them up and allowing for the expansion of the Americans westward. The start to the hardships of the Natives was industrialization, the need for the rich to get richer. So much was this influence of industrialization that the Cherokee adopted it and took it for themselves. The Cherokee went from natives to whites quickly and Jackson didn't like it, so he ordered for them to be kicked out, he must've gotten scared because they were forming a government of their own. The natives didn't want to relocate again, so they chose to stay until the government bribed them to leave, pigs. The natives moved to Mississippi, but on their way there, most died because of disease and epidemic. One would think the government would help them out like a human being, but they wound up stopping all their activities to not let them grow, so in response, the
Cherokee nation exposed the U.S and made them see that without them, they would be nothing but peasants in Britain. Regardless of what the Natives did, the Americans didn't