13. Which of the following best describes Native American policy during the Age of Jackson?
a. “I render it impossible that you can flourish among a civilized community.
You have but one remedy within your reach, and that is to remove to the
west.”
b. “A common ancestry promotes understanding between Cherokee and Whites.
We are all brothers under the skin.”
c. “It is essential to maintain peaceful relations with our native neighbors.”
d. “No one can indulge a more friendly feeling than myself… to reclaim them
from their wandering habits and make them happy, prosperous people.”