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In late 1828, however, gold was discovered in northern Georgia, and
the push to move the Cherokees to the West grew strong. With the full support of President Andrew Jackson, a forced removal was begun.
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The article discusses the history of Native Americans and Christianity. It highlights how Christian missionaries attempted to convert Native Americans to Christianity, often with the goal of assimilating them into white American culture. However, this often led to the suppression of Native American culture and traditions. The article also discusses the forced removal of the Cherokee people from their land in Georgia, which was supported by President Andrew Jackson after the discovery of gold in the area.
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- In late 1828, however, gold was discovered in northern Georgia, and the push to move the Cherokees to the West grew strong. With the full support of President Andrew Jackson, a forced removal was begun.
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