Which did not occur as a result of the indian removal act? several tribes resisted removal, causing conflicts to erupt. new treaties were created with the federal government. some tribes were forcibly removed, causing distrust for the government. the cherokee were forced west along the trail of tears years later.

New treaties were created with the federal government

Explanation:

The Indian Removal Act (1830) was a federal Act that authorized President Andrew Jackson to negotiate with Native American tribes for their removal from their ancestral homelands in the Southern states to the territory west of the Mississippi River. In reality, however, the President did not negotiate with Native Americans, new treaties were not made. Instead, they were forced to relocate on foot without help from the government. As expected, many Indians refused, but government authorities used violence to enforce compliance.

This event also resulted in what became known as the “Trail of Tears,” a journey in which the Cherokee Nation and other Southeast Indians were forced to walk west and in which many of them suffered, starved, got diseases and even died before reaching the destination.

New treaties were created with the federal government

Explanation:

The Indian Removal Act (1830) was a federal Act that authorized President Andrew Jackson to negotiate with Native American tribes for their removal from their ancestral homelands in the Southern states to the territory west of the Mississippi River. In reality, however, the President did not negotiate with Native Americans, new treaties were not made. Instead, they were forced to relocate on foot without help from the government. As expected, many Indians refused, but government authorities used violence to enforce compliance.

This event also resulted in what became known as the “Trail of Tears,” a journey in which the Cherokee Nation and other Southeast Indians were forced to walk west and in which many of them suffered, starved, got diseases and even died before reaching the destination.

1. they could both use a veto to cancel an action.

2. women couldn't vote in the roman republic but could in the united states

the two colonies had the earliest laws mandating religious tolerance.