Question

president jackson supported the indian removal act, which forced all american indian tribes east of the mississippi river to
pan for gold and share the proceeds with white settlers
surrender their lands in indian territory and move east
assimilate with white american culture or move west
give up their lands and move west to indian territory

Explanation:

The Indian Removal Act under President Jackson aimed to relocate Native American tribes east of the Mississippi. The act forced them to give up their lands and move west to the designated Indian Territory (present - day Oklahoma). The first option is incorrect as it's not related to gold panning and sharing proceeds. The second option has the direction wrong (they moved west, not east). The third option is incorrect as the act was about relocation, not assimilation as the primary action here.

Answer:

D. give up their lands and move west to Indian Territory (assuming the last option is D, if the options are labeled as A, B, C, D with the last one being the correct one as per the analysis)