Andrew Jackson takes to Congress "On Indian Removal" and Michael Rutledge "Samuel Memory" use two different writing styles and tones.These differences highlight their different views on the Indian Removal Act.The most noticeable difference between the two is in their word choice and sentence structure.

Jackson's sentences are often long and detailed, which makes him sound more advanced and intelligent, likely swaying more people to his side. His language is controlled and seems almost detached from the harsh realities of the situation. In contrast, Rutledge sentences in "Samuel Memory" are short and direct. The straightforwardness makes his story feel more reliable and credible, drawing attention to the tragic and anxiety aspect of the Indian