What was the outcome of the Worcestor v Georgia court case?
A. The cherokees won the right to stay on their land and were deemed and independent nation.
B. The cherokees lost their case and were forced to leave their land in Georgia.
C. Under andrew jacksons influence, the court ruled that the cherokees were not and independent nation.
D. The cherokees won the right to gain supplies and land when they relocated to another state.
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