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28 May, 15:06

Why did Andrew Jackson use words like "savages" and "annihilated" in his

message to Congress "On Indian Removal"?

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  1. 28 May, 17:48
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    To give the audience a bad impression of Natives by using words with negative to describe them.

    Explanation:

    He purposefully uses these sentences to ruin and deteriorate peoples views of Native Americans.
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