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What changed because of the Supreme Court's ruling in Worcester v.
Georgia?
OA. Very little changed for the Cherokee peoples because the ruling
was not enforced.
B. The Cherokee peoples created new laws and enforced them on the
state of Georgia.
C. Georgia state laws were no longer enforced in the Cherokee
Nation.
D. Samuel A. Worcester was immediately released from prison.

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