Which statement best summarizes Jackson's perspective on Indian issues when he became president?

A) He believed the U.S. should honor previous treaties with the Indians.
B) He wanted to negotiate with the Indian government regarding territorial occupation.
C) He opposed Indians in the territories.
D) He considered the Indians a minor obstacle to western expansion.

Jackson's Perspective

likely refers to views or policies associated with Andrew Jackson, the seventh President of the United States, including his support for the common man, opposition to the national bank, and policies leading to the Trail of Tears.

Indian Issues

Concerns and legal matters related to the indigenous peoples of the Americas, often involving land rights, cultural preservation, and political recognition.

President

The president is the head of state and government in a republic, exercising executive authority and often serving as the commander-in-chief of the armed forces.