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Which of the following arguments did the Cherokee use in Worcester v. Georgia against Georgia's action to take Native lands?

a
Georgia cannot make or enforce laws on Cherokee land.

b
Cherokee land is a separate nation.

c
The Congress of the United States should be controlling native land, not Georgia.

d
The Constitution is not valid on Cherokee land.

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jayilych4real

The argument which the Cherokee use in Worcester v. Georgia against Georgia's action to take Native lands is:

  • A. Georgia cannot make or enforce laws on Cherokee land.

Based on the event in history, we can see that there was the attempt by Georgia to take the Cherokee land which wa part of the native lands and as a result of this, the Cherokee people filed a suit in court.

Worcester v. Georgia

In this case, there was the argument that Georgia had no right to claim Cherokee land as it was separate from Georgia and demanded that they retrace their steps. With this in mind, the Cherokees won the right to stay on their land and were declared an independent state.

Therefore, the correct answer is option A

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