Question

what is the actual meaning behind this euphemism in andrew jacksons message to congress?
“... send them to land where their existence may be prolonged and perhaps made perpetual.”
—andrew jackson, annual message to congress on december 6, 1830
a. the u.s. will always consider american indians as the enemy.
b. american indians will be sent far away from white settlements.
c. the land given to the american indians will grow under their care.
d. american indians will live longer and be stronger on this land.

Explanation:

This euphemism in Andrew Jackson's message refers to the forced removal of American - Indians from their lands near white settlements. It was part of the Indian Removal Act policies. The idea was to send them to areas away from white settlers.

Answer:

B. American Indians will be sent far away from white settlements.