Question

question: 10 what role did william mcintosh play in the removal of american - indian tribes from their homeland in georgia? a. mcintosh led the creek on their journey to the indian territory. b. mcintosh led the cherokee on their journey to the indian territory. c. mcintosh gave creek land west of the oconee river to the federal government. d. mcintosh gave cherokee land south of the tennessee river to the federal government.

Explanation:

William McIntosh was a Creek leader who signed treaties ceding Creek land. He gave Creek land west of the Oconee River to the federal government, which contributed to the removal of Creek tribes from Georgia. He did not lead the Cherokee, and he was not involved in leading the Creek on their journey to Indian - Territory in the way described in option A.

Answer:

C. McIntosh gave Creek land west of the Oconee River to the federal government.