Use the passage to answer the question.
“the cherokee nation, then, is a distinct community, occupying its own territory, with boundaries accurately described, in which the laws . . can have no force, and which the citizens . . have no right to enter but with the assent of the cherokees themselves or in conformity with treaties and with the acts of congress.”
—chief justice john marshall
what was the impact of chief justice john marshall’s decision?
a.
it allowed the cherokee to stop their forced removal from georgia.
b.
it convinced the cherokee to continue their battle in the courts.
c.
it persuaded andrew jackson to modify his policy of native american removal.
d.
it had little immediate impact as it was ignored by the federal government.

According to the information in the text the answer would be B. It convinced the Cherokee to continue their battle in the courts.

Explanation:

The passage talks about a legal victory for the Cherokee in which they have been granted certain autonomy.  They are now recognized as an independent community with specific borders and their own system of government that does not respond to state or federal laws.  This victory would surely motivate the Cherokee to continue their battle in the courts in order to obtain more rights and land.

#1:C, #2: Harriet Tubman -helped the enslaved people, David Walker -did advocate for violence, Frederick Douglass -wrote about his personal experiences, William Lloyd Garrison was an advocate for nonviolence, #3: The Economic, Constitutional Convention, Articles of Confederation, and National, #4:A, #5:C, #6:B, #7:A and C, #8:B and E, #9:C and A, #10:D, #11:A and D, #12: Virtual and Actual, #13: The Stamp, Declaratory, and unity among the colonies, #14:B, #15:D, #16:C and D, #17: The Saratoga, New York, and The South, #18:B, #19:C, #20:B and E, #21:D, #22:B, #23: Northern states- Manufacturing and had Extensive Commerce, Southern states- Agriculture and had Limited Commerce .

Explanation:

Yep

the constitution of the united states gave congress the absolute authority over immigration laws

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