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The policy of the Jackson administration toward the eastern Indian tribes involveda.) inconsistently veering between progressive assimilation and encouraging the easternIndian tribes preserve their traditional culture.b.) to encourage them to preserve their traditional culture.c.) forced removal from their traditional lands.d.) federal protection from state governments.
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