What was one result of american indian removal for the cherokee? the cherokee became successful farmers in indian territory. the cherokee refused to practice assimilation in their new home. the cherokee fought a conflict known as black hawk's war. the cherokee struggled to support themselves in indian territory?

The correct answer is  the cherokee struggled to support themselves in indian territory

The Cherokee who remained had a lot of trouble because most of their people moved to reservations while they had to stay on land where they couldn't do anything and more and more people came and settled the land. This put them in a bad position and many died of things like poverty or got killed or became criminals or worse things.