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The thinking of the Americans was that the Indians had to removed off their lands. One of the leaders in this movement was Thomas Jefferson. Jefferson was a man who pushed for the advancement of his country. He saw the need for the Indians to be moved out the away for this to occur...
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He removed Indians from their lands and sought to place them out of the way of expansion. He could rationalize this as the fact that Indians were wasting the land, and we could use it better, so it is our duty to take it from them. The removal of the Indians was done through signing treaties with them and by giving them land to live on that would be out of the way of progress...
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