I think they could have survived if they remained on their land. They were doing just fine before Andrew Jackson came along with his Indian Removal Act. They had all the resources they needed to survive if they stayed on their land.
Much sooner than the Indian Removal Act they had a populace of 25,000 and were viewed as the biggest Native Indian tribe in America. They were moreover named a champion amongst the most socialized tribes in the range and more Westernized in their standpoint. They had landscapes that developed the separation from Ohio River in the North to Chattahoochee River in the South. The Cherokees included the entire zone from Mississippi River in the West to the Blue Ridge Mountain in the East for truly quite a while. They
Much sooner than the Indian Removal Act they had a populace of 25,000 and were viewed as the biggest Native Indian tribe in America. They were moreover named a champion amongst the most socialized tribes in the range and more Westernized in their standpoint. They had landscapes that developed the separation from Ohio River in the North to Chattahoochee River in the South. The Cherokees included the entire zone from Mississippi River in the West to the Blue Ridge Mountain in the East for truly quite a while. They