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Based on this map, what was one effect of the Indian Removal Act of 1830?Native American tribes spread out to settle in many more states than prior to the Indian Removal ActNative American tribes had to share tribal land with American settlers Native Americans were forced from their tribal lands to Indian territories in the westAll of the Seneca population was wiped out by a migration known as the Trail of Tears
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