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Who was the president who pushed the Indians out of the east?
Andrew Jackson forced the indians to move west mainly in oklahoma through the trail of tears
No more sleepless nights no more crying my eyes out no more lying awake at night in tears because i finally got over you what is the name of the song or artist?
Keisha Jackson and the song is called: Over You.
Who led the Indian removal act?
Andrew Jackson led the Indian Removal Act. He disliked indian's and therefore he basically wanted them removed from their homes which led to The Trail of Tears. He was also president at the time this was happening.
When was Rock'n'Roll Tears created?
Rock'n'Roll Tears was created on 2007-10-02.
When was The Tears of the Singers created?
The Tears of the Singers was created on 1984-08-15.
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Who is Mr. Jackson in tears of a tiger?
Mr. Jackson is Andy's dad.
What was Martin van Buren's role in trail of tears wasnt he actually the president responsible?
No, Andrew Jackson was the president during the Trail of Tears. So technically Jackson was responsible for the Trail of Tears.
Who are the antagonists in Tears of a Tiger?
Andy Jackson
Who enforced the Trail of Tears?
andrew jackson
What did Jerry Lacroix do in band Blood Sweat and Tears?
sang backup to jerry fisher
Who sent the Cherokees to the Trail of Tears?
Andrew Jackson
What helped the Cherokees survive the trail of tears?
Jackson
Is Andy Jackson the antagonist in Tears of a Tiger?
yes
Who was the president that made the Indians go on the trail of tears?
jackson
Who put the trail of tears into effect?
Andrew Jackson was president then.
Who gave orders to start the trail of tears?
Andrew Jackson
Who made Indians go on the Trail of Tears?
Andrew jackson
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