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The Creek Nation and the Jackson Administration
05:00 - 07:57 (02:56)
This podcast episode discusses the conflict between the Creek Nation, an indigenous people in the southeastern United States, and the Jackson administration, with James Madison favoring peaceful relations with the Creek Nation but Jackson taking a more hostile approach.
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