After the American Revolution since 1783, the British merchants and the government agents supplied weapons to the Indians. They did this in order to ensure that if a war broke out, the Indians would fight for them. Conflicts between the American settlers and the American Indians led to many civil wars. The government agencies put forward a policy of Indian removal of the American Indians from the areas where the Europeans were settling. During ninteenth century, the federal governemt was under the pressure by the settlers to expel the American Indians from their areas. Under the Indian Removal Act of 1830, they offered the American Indians the choice of giving up their tribal membership and forced relocation in exchange of payment of lands, or move towards the west. In this process, series of wars were faught in Florida. They were never finally defeated by the settlers. The United States gave up on the reminder. During that time, Jefferson had inaugerated the …show more content…
This relocation was called the Trail Of Tears. Jefferson’s plan had proved to be destructive to the Indians. Some of the American Indians resisted the encroachment of the settlers. The war of 1812 was very massive on the western front and began as a civil war. Many Indian removal treaties were signed, though the American Indians reluctantly agreed with bitterness.

During the nineteenth century, nearly 360,000 American Indians migrated to the Great Plains and lived to the west of the Mississippi River, which is now known as Oklahoma. The United States government put forward certain policies, keeping in mind to expand into the the territories occupied by the American Indians. In order to administer these policies, the government had created an