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Why did the United States Supreme Court case of Worcester v Georgia fail to provide a long-term solution to the conflict between the Cherokee and the Georgia government? А President Jackson decided to enforce the New Echota Treaty, a treaty signed by a small faction of Cherokee within the Cherokee Nation who were willing to leave the state
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The case involved missionary activity in Cherokee territory and the Georgia governor did not feel he had the authority to interfere in church affairs.
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Georgia citizens were outraged by the ruling and pressured the governor to ignore the Supreme Court's decision
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John Ross, the principal chief of the Cherokee Nation, refused to obey the Supreme Court's ruling because he did not agree with it.

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