Question

what does boudinot believe will result from the supreme courts decision in worcester v. georgia? it will persuade more people to support the cherokee. it will lead to violence against the cherokee. it will give cherokee in georgia more power in us government. it will force many cherokee to leave georgia. your letter found me very feeble. i am better now, although i have not been out of the house the last four days. in consequence of my illness i have been obliged to give up my appointments at salem and newburyport. nor was i able to attend a meeting held in this city last evening. i understand it was a very full meeting. brother franklin godd has come all the way from new hampshire to see me. he came in last evening from the meeting—will be in this morning and go with me to salem. i am sorry. i grew to think many of our countrymen are betraying our country. let us hold fast to our integrity. tell harriet i have written to her almost every week—and generally very long letters.

Explanation:

The text mentions that Boudinot believes the Supreme Court's decision will have a powerful effect on public opinion and create a new era on the Indian question. This implies it will persuade more people to support the Cherokee. There is no indication of leading to violence, giving more power in the US government, or forcing Cherokees to leave Georgia.

Answer:

It will persuade more people to support the Cherokee.