How were natural resources connected to the migration of the Cherokee from the homelands in the late 1830s? A
The discovery of gold in Georgia motivated White settlers to rush to the region and demand the state forcibly take Cherokee land.

B
The discovery of gold in California motivated many Cherokee people to migrate to the West in search of economic opportunity.

C
The fertile soil of Cherokee land motivated White settlers to illegally settle and demand the state forcibly take Cherokee land.

D
The unproductive soil of Cherokee land motivated many Cherokee people to migrate to the West in search of better farmland.