Question

4.) the creek american indian tribe was removed through agreements made between their own tribal leaders and the us federal government. what was the role of william mcintosh in this removal? he created a confederation of several tribes to resist white encroachment. he forced the creek to choose to side with the english during the revolution. he illegally signed a treaty that forced the creek to surrender the remainder of creek lands to the state. he was key in attempting to return the creek to their traditional societal customs. the 1928 dahlonega gold rush the dahlonega gold rush sped the removal of the cherokee from north georgia. legend has it that in 1828, a young man named benjamin parks kicked an unusual stone while deer hunting in north georgia. this stone was actually a gold nugget, and parks find led to americas first gold rush in dahlonega. no matter if this story is true or not, (there are many others describing how gold was discovered) someone discovered gold around 1828, and soon almost everyone knew about it. this discovery did not bode well for the cherokee.

Explanation:

William McIntosh illegally signed the Treaty of Indian Springs in 1825 which forced the Creek to surrender the remainder of their lands to the state. This action was against the will of many Creek and led to his assassination.

Answer:

He illegally signed a treaty that forced the Creek to surrender the remainder of Creek lands to the state.