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  • 19-01-2016
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How did the U.S. government hope to make money from the Indian Removal Act?

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  • 29-01-2016

The main way in which the U.S. government hoped to make money from the Indian Removal Act was that by removing the Natives from their land, they would clear the way for white settlement, which would spur the economy since these settlers would farm on the new land.

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