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Tribal nations west of the Mississippi blended traditional cultural practices, including common land systems, with western practices include all of the above.
The United States accelerated their ruthless westward expansion after driving out its European rivals from North America. Despite the catastrophe of removal, tribal groups gradually recreated their cultures in Indian Territory, and in some cases even found wealth.
Tribal communities west of the Mississippi merged western practices such as constitutional governments, public school systems, and an elite slaveholding class with traditional cultural practices like as common land systems.
Tribal nations also utilized the law to try to stop their territories from being taken. The Cherokee Nation's endeavor to stop Georgia from acquiring their territory is the most prominent of these efforts. Beginning In 1828, the Cherokee used agreements with the United States that promised their freedom and land as justification for their defense against Georgia's laws.
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