How were Southeast Indians affected by the passage of the Indian Removal Act? A. Tribes gained the authority to remove settlers from their lands. B. Most tribes signed removal treaties and were forced to leave their lands. C. The federal government went to war with each of the Five Tribes. D. Tribes were given the ability to choose to either stay on their lands or move.
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