History, 27.04.2021 01:50, skyyman

How did the Cherokees fight against the Indian Removal Act? A. They challenged the law in court.
B. They left the United States and went to Mexico.
C. They demanded money from the U. S. government.
D. They took up arms to fight the U. S. military.

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How did the Cherokees fight against the Indian Removal Act? A. They challenged the law in court.