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Throughout the
19th
Century US government policy aimed to keep whites and Plains Indians
separate
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Indian
Removal
Act was the beginning of the official separation of Plains Indians and
whites
1830
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The
1830
Indian Removal Act forced
46,000
Plains Indians to move from the east of America to the west
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President
Jackson
declared the new Indian land would be known as
'Indian
Territory'
, and promised Plains Indians both they and their new land would be
protected
from existing Indians and white settlers
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US government passed the
Indian Trade
and
Intercourse Act
1834
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Indian Trade and
Intercourse
Act
1. Established a
'permanent'
Indian
Frontier
2. Further
consolidated
the
divide
between Plains Indians and whites
3. Stated that Indian Territory was all land
west
of the
Mississippi
River, though did not include
Louisiana
or
Arkansas
4. Banned white
settlers
from
settling
on Indian
Territory
5.
Prohibited
white settlers from
selling guns
or
alcohol
to American Indians
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The frontier was protected by the
US Army
, who set up
army
forts and military roads across the frontier
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