Question

a. andrew jackson
b. john marshall
c. john ross
d. william mcintosh
e. alexander mcgillivray
the son of a european settler and a creek indian who represented the creek nation throughout the revolutionary war.
us president who ignored the supreme court ruling in worcester v. georgia; favored indian removal from georgia.
chief justice of the supreme court in worcester v. georgia; ruled in favor of the cherokee indians.
cherokee chief who argued worcester v. georgia case before the supreme court.
creek chief who was murdered after ceding creek land to georgia.
a cherokee named that created a writing system called cherokee syllabary.

Explanation:

Andrew Jackson was the US President who ignored the Supreme - Court ruling in Worcester v. Georgia and favored Indian removal from Georgia. John Marshall was the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in Worcester v. Georgia and ruled in favor of the Cherokee Indians. John Ross was the Cherokee chief who argued the Worcester v. Georgia case before the Supreme Court. William McIntosh was the Creek chief who was murdered after ceding Creek land to Georgia. Alexander McGillivray was the son of a European settler and a Creek Indian who represented the Creek Nation throughout the Revolutionary War. Sequoyah was a Cherokee who created a writing system called Cherokee syllabary.

Answer:

A. Andrew Jackson - US President who ignored the Supreme Court ruling in Worcester v. Georgia; favored Indian removal from Georgia.
B. John Marshall - Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in Worcester v. Georgia; ruled in favor of Cherokee Indians.
C. John Ross - Cherokee chief who argued Worcester v. Georgia case before the Supreme Court.
D. William McIntosh - Creek chief who was murdered after ceding Creek land to Georgia.
E. Alexander McGillivray - The son of a European settler and a Creek Indian who represented the Creek Nation throughout the Revolutionary War.
F. Sequoyah - A Cherokee named that created a writing system called Cherokee syllabary.